In an important step towards overcoming social stigma around menstruation, the Wunti Al Khair Foundation launched a successful Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Program at Kafin Madaki Government Girls College, Bauchi State.

Led by Ahmad Yusuf, the program was delivered in three of his insightful sessions, leaving an unforgettable impression on the participants and encouraging a positive change in attitudes towards menstrual health. The first session, led by Umm Salma Hassan Angare, was a comprehensive study on puberty and menstruation.  

Anger provided a deep understanding of the natural processes associated with femininity, focusing on physiological aspects and developmental stages.
The second session, led by Adam Esther Harami, focused on healthy menstrual habits. Through open and engaging discussions, participants were encouraged to dispel myths surrounding menstruation while receiving practical guidance on using sanitary napkins.

Badiya Danasabe Abdullahi led his third session, giving theoretical insights and practical demonstrations on the use of sanitary pads, with a focus on menstrual disorders.
Abdullahi’s approach not only provided participants with valuable knowledge but also enabled them to confidently address menstrual health challenges. The effectiveness of the program was evident as participants demonstrated increased awareness and positive changes in attitudes towards menstrual health.  

This initiative successfully promotes inclusive knowledge transfer and an open culture, consistent with the Foundation’s mission to reduce barriers in the field of reproductive health and empower individuals to make informed decisions. did. Reflecting on the success of the program, important insights were gained that highlight the importance of ongoing community workshops, collaboration with health professionals, long-term impact monitoring, parent involvement, and staff development.

These recommendations are fully consistent with the Foundation’s commitment to sustainable community well-being. The resounding success of the Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Program at Governmen t Women’s College Kafin Madaki has received enthusiastic praise from the leaders of Wunti Al Khair Foundation.The organization’s Supervisory Director Bashir Mohamed Wanti praised the program’s careful planning and implementation, highlighting its strategic design to eliminate social stigma and promote healthy menstrual habits. did.

Team leader Adewale Onagbesan emphasized the importance of promoting an open culture and equipping individuals with comprehensive knowledge about menstrual health.  

Deputy Team Leader Ahmad Yusuf acknowledged the impact of the program in bringing positive attitude changes among the participants. Mustafa Ango, Head of Employability and Enterprise, highlighted the far-reaching impact of this initiative, contributing to the well-being of the entire community. GGC Kafin Madaki’s Wunti Al-Khair Foundation Menstrual Hygiene Awareness Program is a beacon of empowerment and education.By promoting openness and breaking down social barriers, the Foundation embodies an unwavering commitment to the well-being of our communities, paving the way for informed decision-making and a healthier, stronger future.