Improving Health, Period.

Yet every day, girls in Samburu and around the world are forced to navigate menstruation without the knowledge or supplies they need. The result? Over 60 days of missed school each year - holding them back from the education and opportunities they deserve. But when clean water flows in TSP well communities, dignity follows. Reusable menstrual supplies become a safe, sustainable solution, helping girls stay in class, stay confident, and stay on track.

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, we’re pushing forward. In partnership with PadMad, Kapa Oil, and AirKenya, we’ve already distributed reusable menstrual products to 10,459 girls across 65 schools in Samburu. Now, we’re expanding to 11 more schools - this includes both primary and secondary schools, plus Uaso Boys School. Yes, boys - because ending stigma starts with inclusion. This year, we’re engaging up to 300 boys to be part of the conversation, creating communities where periods are no longer a barrier but a shared responsibility.

If you are in Kenya and want to donate via Mpesa, we graciously accept donations through our PayBill: #4036877 / account - water