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Catherine Nakayemba is the founder of Safe Girl Reusable Pads, a social enterprise “that envisions a generation where menstruation never shames, isolates or oppresses any woman or girl in a community.” Read more about her here.
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We came up with a handmade, reusable solution that reduces the cost of menstrual pads by 75% to 90% annually. — IFRC
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