Foundation Educates Girls on Menstrual Hygiene to Empower Young Women
Women Aid Empower Network, led by Nwaru Carolin Oluchi, launched a menstrual hygiene education program to empower young girls in Abuja. The initiative focuses on maintaining proper hygiene using sanitary pads to prevent infections and health complications.
Nwaru highlighted the adverse effects of improper menstrual practices and stressed the importance of correct pad usage for girls' health and well-being, ensuring they do not miss school during their periods. The program aims to empower girls to grow into healthy and confident women.
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