Pad-Up Creations Limited Team Educates Challenge International School Students on Menstrual Hygiene Management and Reproductive Health

Minna – A team of community engagement officers from Pad-Up Creations Limited, a leading provider of menstrual hygiene products, recently conducted an insightful session on menstrual hygiene management and reproductive health at Challenge International School in Minna. The program, attended by over 200 students and staff members, aimed to raise awareness and provide essential knowledge about menstruation and reproductive health.

The informative session started with an engaging introduction by Mrs. Uchechukwu Glory Ugwu, the team leader from Pad-Up Creations Limited. Mrs. Glory began by highlighting the importance of menstrual hygiene management and its impact on overall health and well-being. She emphasized the significance of proper menstrual hygiene practices, dispelling myths and taboos surrounding menstruation.

During the session, the team covered various topics such as the anatomy and function of the female reproductive system, the menstrual cycle, and proper sanitary pad usage. The officers also discussed common menstrual disorders and their management, debunking misconceptions and encouraging an open dialogue.

The interactive nature of the program allowed the students to actively participate by asking questions and sharing their own experiences. This collaborative approach effectively engaged everyone in attendance, fostering an environment of trust and inclusivity.

Furthermore, the team from Pad-Up Creations Limited introduced sustainable menstruation practices, stressing the importance of environmentally friendly menstrual hygiene products such as reusable cloth pads. They provided insights into the process of pad production and distributed a selection of eco-friendly pads to the students, promoting both sustainability and hygiene.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks from the school vice principal, Mr. Amos Jongo expressing his gratitude to the Pad-Up Creations Limited team for their enlightening session. He acknowledged the valuable information shared, stating that it would greatly benefit the students’ understanding of menstrual hygiene management and reproductive health.

The program undoubtedly left a lasting impact on the students and staff members at Challenge International School. It not only empowered young girls to embrace their bodies and take charge of their menstrual health but also encouraged open discussions on topics that are often considered taboo.

Pad-Up Creations Limited continues to demonstrate its commitment to community engagement and social development through such commendable initiatives. By providing knowledge and access to sustainable and affordable menstrual hygiene products, they are contributing to the overall well-being of women and girls.

For further information on menstrual hygiene management or to support Pad-Up Creations Limited’s efforts, please contact info@padupcreations.com

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Olivia Onyemaobi

Importance of Menstrual Hygiene

Menstrual hygiene is important for several reasons, both for individual health and well-being as well as for broader social and economic development. Here are some of the key reasons why menstrual hygiene is important:

  1. Preventing infections: Good menstrual hygiene practices, such as using clean and sanitary menstrual products and washing hands regularly, can help prevent infections such as urinary tract infections, vaginal infections, and other reproductive tract infections.
  2. Reducing stigma and discrimination: Poor menstrual hygiene can lead to stigma and discrimination, which can affect girls’ and women’s confidence, self-esteem, and ability to participate fully in social and economic activities.
  3. Promoting gender equality: Ensuring that girls and women have access to menstrual products, facilities, and education can help promote gender equality by removing barriers to education and economic participation.
  4. Improving education outcomes: Lack of access to menstrual products and facilities can lead to school absenteeism and poor academic performance among girls, which can have long-term effects on their education and future opportunities.
  5. Supporting economic development: By ensuring that women have access to menstrual products and facilities, we can help reduce productivity losses due to menstrual-related health issues and absenteeism, leading to improved economic outcomes.
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