Girls in low- and lower-middle income countries face challenges in menstrual health management (MHM), which impact their health and schooling. This might be exacerbated by refugee conditions. Faced with frequent staining accidents and exposure to recurrent
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UPDATE: - Teaching staff who have received their 1st dose of COVID-19 vaccination have increased from 269,445 (49 percent) 7 days ago to 296,614 (54 percent) as of 27th Sept. 2021.
2nd dose recipients stand at 102,418 (19 percent).
Windle International Uganda in partnership with SDG Youth (South Korea) signed a contract to improve Menstrual Hygiene Management in Nakivale Refugee Settlement through a number of interventions.
Click the link to read more:
https://windleuganda.org/supporting-girls-in-nakivale-refugee-settlement-overcome-menstrual-hygiene-challenges/
