Help Us Break the Cycle of Period Poverty!
Support Our Mission to Make Menstrual Hygiene and Health Accessible for Everyone.
Emflower has partnered with Edith Cowan University, Global Hand Charity, and Rotary International District 3220 in support of creating a sustainable impact through humanitarian projects that will enable students to stay in school and continue their education. Together we hope to address the critical issues surrounding period poverty and menstrual hygiene in rural parts of Sri Lanka. This fundamental human right often goes overlooked in third-world countries and students have to forgo their schooling during their menstrual cycle due to limited resources, and inadequate education with stigmatised cultural censorship around menstruation.
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Creating a Sustainable Impact in Sri Lanka with ECU, Rotary & Global Hand Charity
Provide Reusable Menstrual Products
We are providing reusable menstruation and hygiene products to combat the issue of single-use plastic waste.
Visits With Healthcare Students
Students from rural communities will be invited for checkups to receive advice and referrals for their conditions.
Health & Hygiene Education
Each student will receive an educational Menstrual Health Guide curated by ECU PRAC students.
Make A Difference
Your donation will allow the students to receive proper healthcare, education and hygiene resources to break the cycle of poverty.
Project Sri Lanka - Trip Information
The first Menstrual Health project is scheduled in early 2024 in Sri Lanka. Volunteers and healthcare professionals from Global Hand Charity, Rotary, ECU and Emflower will aim to visit approximately 10 schools to serve 500 students and young adults from rural communities.
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What You Will Receive in Return for Your Donation
All donors will be added to our project donors list to receive a donation receipt and certificate along with communication updates for the project. At the completion of the Menstrual Health project in Sri Lanka, donors will receive an email with images from the trip and gratitude messages from some of the students the donations have gone towards.
Please get in touch with us if you have any further questions.