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In the 21st century, a lot of women and girls do not have access to menstrual care products. As a result of this lack, they get anxious when it gets to that time of the month when they are about to experience their monthly flow. To commemorate the World Menstrual Hygiene Day, She Can Advocacy and Empowerment Initiative, conducted an outreach where we sensitized over 300 girls about menstrual hygiene, menstrual poverty and also shared menstrual care products.

At She Can Advocacy and Empowerment Initiative, we believe in empowering girls with necessary skills that they need to thrive in all areas of life. This summer, we organized a skill acquisition program, where we collaborated with Zinoms Bakery to sponsor four girls. The participants were given hands on training on the techniques of baking various pastries and Nigerian snacks, while teaching them how to convert this skill into a profitable business.

At She Can Advocacy and Empowerment Initiative (SCAEI), we believe that empowering girls is not just about providing education- it is about equipping them with the tools and mindset to take charge of their future and opportunities. To promote this cause, on 4th February, 2025, we conducted an impactful outreach focused on Personal Development and A Girl’s Guide to Planning- a session designed to inspire, educate and uplift young girls, helping them map out their dreams and build confidence to achieve them.

The role of education is breaking barriers and uplifting girls from the cycle of poverty, ignorance and limitations cannot be over emphasized. Education is a relevant instrument that helps girls to fight inequality and different forms of relegation that prevent girls from achieving their full potential. It makes them functioning individuals of their society where they can lend their voices to make useful contributions to issues.