The Pad Pantry Project
Menstrual health is essential, forming a basis for education, equality, and opportunity. In Kenya, nearly 65% of women and girls lack access to menstrual products, leading to missed school days and unfulfilled potential.
Globally, approximately 500 million women and girls do not have basic resources to manage menstruation with dignity. The Pad Pantry aims to change this and shift the conversation.
Menstruation is a natural, biological process, not something unclean or shameful. Every woman experiences it, and should not be impeded because of it.
It is vital to ensure that all women and girls—regardless of age, income, or ability—can access the menstrual care they need to live confidently, fully, and free of stigma.
This is why we created Mia Moja. A campaign to bring dignity, hope, and freedom to women and girls in Kenya.
We also have several other ways to partner with us!
IMPACT MAKER
PERIOD HERO
Donations: $40 / $80 / $200 monthly
(KES 5,000 / 10,000 / 25,000)
Ongoing access to menstrual care
AMINA'S FRIEND
join mia moja
One hundred. For dignity.
Mia moja. Kwa heshima.
One hundred. For hope.
Mia moja. Kwa matumaini.
One hundred. For freedom.
Mia moja. Kwa uhuru.
100 donors + $80 each = One pantry
Mia Moja means “One Hundred” in Kiswahili.
It represents dignity, hope, and freedom for girls in Kenya.
Give $80 and become one of the 100.
$80 provides a path to the Pad Pantry and menstrual products that help keep a girl in school. (KES 10,000)
Be one of the 100.
Be the reason she never misses school again.
This is why we created Mia Moja. A campaign to bring dignity, hope, and freedom to women and girls in Kenya. Read more below v
