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Our story

Listen first. Build with care.

The proposed pilot connects menstrual health, learning, and mentorship. Its design gives girls room to ask questions and find private, respectful support.

Conceptual scene of two Black Kenyan girls speaking with a mentor in a courtyard.

More room for questions, choices, and ambition.

Our point of view

Careful design matters.

SSF’s vision brings menstrual health, learning, and mentorship together. The Dignity and Learning Pilot centers respectful conversations about periods and support shaped with girls and schools.

Strong programme design is accountable, respectful, and informed by the people closest to the work.

Our commitment

Clarity belongs in the work.

Current target: about 100 girls across 1 or 2 schools, starting January 2027. School, funding, and delivery details are unconfirmed.

That commitment keeps public updates specific about the people, context, and choices behind the work.

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