We believe in a
world where
periods are
never a problem

Let’s shatter the stigma of menstruation

Days for Girls New Zealand is a registered not for profit in New Zealand and is a Country Affiliate with Days for Girls International. Volunteers across New Zealand mobilize to increase access to menstrual products and vital health information for women and girls around the world.

Get Involved

Our Chapters, and Teams unite to spread awareness, raise funds, sew DfG washable pads, and elevate the efforts of locally run social enterprises. Interested in joining an established Chapter or Team?

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Start a Team

Days for Girls New Zealand has 1 Chapter and 9 Teams. Interested in starting your own?

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Give Today

Your donation will ensure we reach more girls with the resources they need to manage their periods for improved health, education and livelihood outcomes.
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In-Kind Donations

There are a number of items that go into a Days for Girls Kit. You can help us reach more women and girls by donating these items.
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Discover the Kit

Our safe, reusable solution to help manage menstruation. These beautiful Kits are delivered all over the world — along with vital health information.

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See what's inside

Distribute DfG Kits

Interested in reaching women and girls with Days for Girls Kits. Order Days for Girls Kits from Chapters, Teams and Enterprises for distribution international?
Order DfG Kits

OUR IMPACT

To date, New Zealand has distributed over 18,600 kits in 20 countries. About 20-25% of these go to local New Zealand women.

Current Projects

Days for Girls New Zealand/Aotearoa works with groups throughout the Pacific region.

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Meet the team

The Days for Girls New Zealand/Aotearoa team is a key part of Days for Girls International’s mission to shatter stigma and limitations associated with menstruation for improved health, education, and livelihoods.

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