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THE GOOD STORIES

Updates, milestones and lessons learned from our schools, sanitation projects and MHM programmes across Ghana.

MHM

MHMSeptember 20261 min read

Breaking taboos, removing shame and empowering girls

Last week, our team travelled through the Asuogyaman District in Ghana's Eastern Region with our Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) programme. Through interactive workshops and the distribution of reusable pads, we helped hundreds of schoolgirls take control of their own future.

In total, we reached 597 girls at 10 schools and handed out no fewer than 3,759 sanitary pads (reusable pads from Eco-Period as well as disposable ones).

In the Eastern Region, where we work together with local farmers, our Foundation team visited schools including Ankyease D/A Basic School, Atimpoku Presby Primary School, Akwamu West Anglican Primary School, Akwamu Abuakwa D/A Basic School, Abume D/A Primary School, Aboasa Presbyterian School, Akwamufie Presby Basic School and New Senchi RC JHS.

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Students in Ghana using clean water taps at school

Clean water7 July 20261 min read

Rapid Intervention in action: two schools, 841 students, one big step forward

Sometimes, change happens faster than you could ever imagine.

After launching our projects on the platform Rapid Intervention, we saw exactly why that name fits so well. The response was immediate, the support was incredible, and the impact will soon be felt by hundreds of children.

Schoolmeisjes in Ghana met menstruatieproducten, Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, €11.628 opgehaald

MHM22 June 20261 min read

WE DID IT! Together, we raised €11,628 for Menstrual Hygiene Management!

What an incredible wave of support! We are absolutely thrilled to announce that together, we have raised a grand total of €11,628!

To everyone who donated, shared, or cheered us on: thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Your generosity is a game-changer. Thanks to your amazing support, we can empower so many young girls and build a future where having a period is no longer a barrier to education, self-confidence, or future opportunities.

Circular sanitation20 May 20261 min read

A milestone worth celebrating: Our first circular toilet unit is officially open!

What started as an idea, months of planning, and hard work has now become reality. We officially opened our very first circular dry-system toilet unit at Aboase School in Ghana, where it will benefit more than 400 students every single day.

The opening was exactly what it should be: a moment shared with students, teachers, and the community. There was music, there were smiles, and there was a real sense that something important had started.

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