Diz Generation Educates Students on Menstrual Health

Diz Generation, a foundation focused on supporting young people through art, education, and health awareness, conducted a program at Adiahaobong Secondary School in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. The initiative aimed to sensitize students about menstrual health and safety, donating sanitary pads and gift items to approximately 75 young girls.
The outreach, commemorating the 2026 Girls’ Child Day, included discussions on personal hygiene, health, confidence, and personal safety. Participants engaged in an art and creative activity.
The program was led by Okoye Chukwuemeka, founder of Diz Generation, and Sussana Amba Enighe, co-founder, alongside their team. Chukwuemeka emphasized the foundation's commitment to helping young people discover their talents and access vital health information.
He encouraged the girls to take their education seriously and highlighted the importance of menstrual health awareness in making informed decisions about their bodies.
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