Across many communities, something as natural as menstruation still stands between girls and their education.
Every month, countless girls miss school simply because they lack safe, reliable sanitary products.
This silent barrier steals confidence, disrupts learning, and limits their dreams.
At MaryJoe Foundation, we believe that no girl should have to choose between her dignity and her education.
Learn more about global menstrual equity efforts on UNICEF’s official website. Link it to: https://www.unicef.org
That’s why our “Pad a Girl Child” Campaign continues to reach schools and communities with free sanitary pads, menstrual health education, and empowerment programs.
Breaking the Silence. Restoring Dignity. Changing Lives.
The conversation around menstrual health is often surrounded by shame and misinformation.
But we are shifting that narrative—one girl at a time.
Through this initiative, MaryJoe Foundation:
Distributes free sanitary pads to schoolgirls
Educates girls on menstrual hygiene and body confidence
Advocates for menstrual equity in underserved communities
Ensures that period poverty does not become an obstacle to learning or self-worth
When a girl has access to safe menstrual hygiene products, she stays in school, stays confident, and continues her journey toward a brighter future.
Through this campaign, MaryJoe Foundation continues to promote dignity, education, and equal opportunities for every girl. Our vision is to support thousands more girls across Nigeria and beyond.
Our Appreciation
We extend heartfelt gratitude to:
Minee Smith-Railey — for her unwavering support and compassion toward the girls we serve.
Harulite Egbinola Ventures Nigeria — for partnering with us and strengthening this mission.
Your generosity is shaping futures, lifting voices, and empowering girls who deserve every opportunity to shine.
Join Us in Empowering Her
Every pad distributed is more than a product—it is hope, confidence, and opportunity placed in the hands of a young girl.
Join us. Support dignity. Support education.
Together, we can keep girls in school, strengthen communities, and build futures filled with possibility.
