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KHANA Joins the Days for Girls Family

Days for Girls International is excited to announce that KHANA is joining the Days for Girls family. Together we are expanding our efforts to end period poverty for good. 

“We are grateful to KHANA for choosing Days for Girls International as their new home,” said Tiffany Larson, CEO of Days for Girls International. “It is relationships like this that allow us to continue to expand our work around the globe and advance our mission to reach every girl, everywhere, period.” 

Shayna Fowler remarked, “KHANA was built on the belief that when a girl’s basic needs are met, she can focus less on surviving in the world and more on transforming it. Today, we are proud to accelerate our impact alongside the most capable hands in the menstrual equity space — Days for Girls. This is an exciting next step for KHANA, and we are honored to be a part of the Days for Girls legacy!”

About Days for Girls International: Days for Girls International is an award-winning NGO that works to shatter stigma and limitations associated with menstruation for improved health, education and livelihood outcomes. To date, Days for Girls has reached 2.5 million women and girls in 145 countries on 6 continents with quality, sustainable menstrual care solutions and health education.


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