JACKSON TAYAI

MENSTRUAL AND SANITARY PAD EDUCATION

Most of girls living in rural areas in Tanzania are Unable to afford or access proper menstrual products. many girls and women rely on crude, improvised materials like scraps of old clothing, pieces of foam mattress, toilet paper, leaves, and banana fibres to manage their menstruation – all of which are unhygienic , ineffective, and uncomfortable. This is hardly what we would consider not a healthy “solution” and promotes sickness and disease. AYMO exists because we believe menstruation should not be a barrier for any woman, anywhere. Women are the backbone of our societies and they deserve access to safe, healthy, and dignified solutions to managing their periods natural body functions, and the freedom to rise to their dreams and achieve their true potential. In response for this to achieve these lifegoals for women of all ages, AYMO will provide free education for schoolgirls and out school women that cover educate and train in the following categories: - 
1. Reproduction System Functions in Male and Female Bodies Overview
 2. Menstrual Cycles: Phases, Functions, and Purposes Discussed in Detail 
3. Menstruation Purpose and Function in Reproduction in Detail
 4. Menstrual Cycle Tracking for Health and Convenience Individually and for Community 
5. Menstrual Kits: Introduction, Instructions for Use, and Best Practices for Sanitation and Hygiene
6. Provision of sanitary pads for 4000 schoolgirls and women’s
 7. Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): Description; Dangers; Recognizing Signs; Discussion of Effects Now and Later