Sanitary Towels for Primary Schools Girls

An aid project by: VOLUNTARY ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT (john bosco l.)

Uploaded on 10-03-2008

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john bosco l. (Project Manager)

When the Government of Uganda introduced Universal Primary Education all school going girls went to school and the older ones also attend school.

With their age nearly 95% of them cannot buy sanitary towels during their monthly periods.When that time come most of them remain home because of the uneasiness they go through.

Many schools in Mpigi district cannot manage a subsidy would be wonderful

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2 news from the project – the latest from 05 November 2011
About the carrier of this project “VOLUNTARY ACTION FOR DEVELOPMENT”
Location: Mpigi, Uganda
Updated on 22 May 2012, published on 10 March 2008

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