We are committed to empowering young girls through menstrual health education, support, and community awareness, ensuring every girl can manage her period with confidence and dignity.
Flaunt Feminine
We are committed to empowering young girls through menstrual health education, support, and community awareness, ensuring every girl can manage her period with confidence and dignity.
Flaunt Feminine Ghana is a community-focused initiative dedicated to supporting young girls with menstrual health education, essential resources, and safe spaces for open conversations. We work to break stigma, promote dignity, and ensure that no girl is held back because of her period.
Menstrual Health Education
We host interactive workshops that teach girls how to understand their bodies, manage their cycles confidently, and embrace healthy menstrual habits.
Access to Essential Supplies
Through community support and outreach, we provide sanitary pads and menstrual health kits to girls who lack access to safe, reliable products.
Safe Spaces & Open Conversations
Beyond information and products, we create warm, judgment-free spaces where girls can ask questions, share their experiences, and learn that their bodies are not something to be ashamed of. We also engage teachers and community leaders to reinforce this support.
Long-Term Impact & Advocacy
We measure our impact through feedback, conversations, and follow-up sessions with schools and communities. Over time, we aim to influence wider attitudes and policies around menstrual health, so that dignity, education, and wellbeing for girls are seen as non-negotiable.
As we grow, Flaunt Feminine Ghana continues to build partnerships with schools, faith-based organisations, and local groups that share our belief that periods should never be a barrier. Our vision is a Ghana where every girl, regardless of where she lives, has the knowledge, support, and resources she needs to thrive.
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Help us break the stigma around menstruation and ensure that girls in rural communities receive the education, support, and resources they need to manage their menstrual health with dignity.
