Pad Heaven’s History
Pad Heaven Initiative began in 2010 after a school teacher raised the issue of girls missing class during their periods as they cannot afford sanitary pads.
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Menstrual Hygiene Day
We celebrate Menstrual Hygiene Day on 28 May to break the taboos and end the stigma surrounding menstruation, Raise awareness about the challenges regarding access to menstrual products, education about menstruation and period-friendly sanitation facilities.
Standard Media Interview
Besides the re-usable sanitary products, Pad Heaven also stocks a back to school dignity kit which contains 4 pads, 3 panties, a face flannel, a bar of soap and a menstrual hygiene book.
Langata Women Prison Training
In 2017, our team apporoached the Officer in Charge at Langata Women Prison. Our aim was to teach inmates how…
Hapa Kenya Interview
In Kenya, over 900,000 girls miss up to 4 days of school when they are on their period because don’t…
Nation Media Interview
Woman of Passion Keeping Girls in School What you need to know: When i asked the teacher where the girls…
Mkazi Magazine
Keeping Girls in Class, one Pad at a timehas been our motto for year. Through friends and partners, we have managed to supply over 15,000 girls with sanitary pads across East Africa.
Menstrual Hygiene Book
Through our efforts to distribute sanitary pads, we realized that menstruation is a taboo subject and most girls grow up without the correct information regarding their bodies.
The book is recommended for school girls between the ages of 8 -15years, their teachers, parents and guardians. It is published by the Kenya Literature bureau.