Emergency Response

Menstrual health in a time of emergency is a key focus at Days for Girls International. We believe access to period products is a human right even during a crisis. We work with our partners to help assure the menstrual health needs of women and girl refugees are being met amidst pandemic, displacement, natural disaster, and other emergencies.

Covid-19 Response & Resources

When COVID-19 hit Days for Girls was immediately flooded with requests to leverage our sewing expertise for a brand-new purpose: to make face masks for local medical personnel, essential workers and other vulnerable populations on the pandemic frontlines. We immediately pivoted to heed the call. 
Learn more about our award-winning response

Webinar

Periods In and After the Pandemic: Refugee Spotlight

Hosted by Days for Girls with honorary co-hosts WASH United, MH Hub, and IMHER

Moderated by Danielle Keiser, Executive Director, Menstrual Health Hub
With Special Guest Ina Jurga, International Coordinator, Menstrual Hygiene Day, WASH United

Panelists: Aramide Odutayo, Program Analyst, Humanitarian, UNFPA Bangladesh; Anne Bitner, Associate Protection Officer, UNHCR Rwanda; Khayrieh Al Assaad, Country Representative, Days for Girls Lebanon; Juliet Akwango, Program Officer, Days for Girls Uganda.

View PDF Report Here

Webinar

Menstrual Health Responses To COVID-19 In Africa: What Have We Learnt?

Hosted & Moderated By Dr Julitta Onabanjo – Acting Deputy Executive Director (Programme), UNFPA

Panelists included: Charlotte Soulary Advocacy & European Network Officer, RH Supplies Coalition, Jasmine Burton Sanitation Economy Accelerator and Pipeline Manager, Toilet Board Coalition, Alice Wambui Youth Activist, Social Entrepreneur, Days for Girls, Renjini Devaki PhD, M&E Manager, MIET & Mags Beksinska, PhD MRU, and Janet Mbugua Public Figure, Author of “My First Time”, Laura Amaya Associate Director, FSG

Watch Recording Here

Download PDF Report Here