10,230
reusable pads distributed
Individual pads delivered through 3,410 reusable-pad kits since 2024.
Eco Menstruation Impact Report
Kick Out Period Poverty
Period dignity belongs in every girl’s future.
Through menstrual-health outreach, reusable-pad skills, and community campaigns, Eco Warriors is helping girls stay in school and participate with confidence.
What the reports show
Since 2024, 3,410 reusable-pad kits have delivered 10,230 individual pads into girls’ hands.
250
girls trained to sew pads
Girls hand-trained to make and use their own reusable pads.
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19+
schools reached
School communities reached across Budondo, Buyala, and Buwagi.
Eco Menstruation Impact Report
410+
menstrual-health allies engaged
Boys and men included in conversations and action around menstrual health.
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Where we work
Impact across Uganda.
Project locations will appear here when coordinates are added.
Where change takes root
Impact is more than a number.
Every result represents people learning together, taking action, and making their schools and communities stronger.
01
Opportunity
Period dignity starts with access
Kick Out Period Poverty has put practical menstrual-health support directly into girls’ hands. Reusable pad kits make it easier for girls to manage their periods with confidence and stay engaged in school.
- 3,410 reusable-pad kits distributed
- 10,230 individual reusable pads delivered
- 2,000 disposable pads distributed separately through an NRG Radio outreach
02
Dignity
Skills that last beyond an outreach
Hands-on pad-making training means girls can make reusable pads themselves. The programme also strengthens local capacity to keep production and peer support close to the communities it serves.
- 250 girls hand-trained to sew their own reusable pads
- 4 industrial sewing machines unveiled for local pad production
- 90+ peer educators and youth volunteers trained
03
Circularity
Whole-school reach, shared action
The work reaches beyond individual distributions. It brings menstrual health into schools and community spaces, helping more people understand that period dignity is everyone’s responsibility.
- 19+ schools reached across Budondo, Buyala, and Buwagi
- 410+ boys and men engaged as menstrual-health allies
- 11 outreach events delivered
04
Wellbeing
Keeping girls in school
By combining access to products, practical skills, and honest conversations, the programme tackles period poverty at its roots—so that menstruation does not have to interrupt a girl’s education.
- March 2024–June 2026 reporting period
- 11 distribution and outreach events detailed in the report
- “No girl should miss school because of her period.”
Reading the results
A practical response to period poverty.
The Eco Menstruation report documents outreach, pad-making training, and community campaigns in Jinja City and Budondo Division between March 2024 and June 2026.
Explore reports and resourcesAnnual Impact Report · 2025
The wider work of Eco Warriors
The 2025 annual report captures the organisation’s wider work in skills, environmental action, and community partnership.
Eco Menstruation Impact Report
Access, skills, and allyship
Details how reusable-pad access, local production, and menstrual-health education work together to keep girls learning.
More results
Progress we're continuing to measure
10,230
Individual reusable pads distributed
Individual reusable pads put into girls’ hands through 3,410 reusable-pad kits distributed since 2024.
2026
3,410
Reusable pad kits distributed
Reusable pad kits distributed across 11 outreach events.
2026
250
Girls trained to sew reusable pads
Girls hand-trained to sew their own reusable pads.
2026
19+
Schools reached
Schools reached across Budondo, Buyala, and Buwagi.
2026
410+
Boys and men engaged as menstrual-health allies
Boys and men engaged through menstrual-health outreach and campaigns.
2026
90+
Peer educators and youth volunteers trained
Peer educators and youth volunteers trained to support menstrual-health work.
2026
4
Industrial sewing machines for local pad production
Industrial sewing machines unveiled to support local reusable-pad production.
2026
2,000
Disposable pads distributed through NRG Radio outreach
Disposable sanitary pads distributed separately to 400 girls in April 2024; not included in the reusable-kit total.
2026
Keep the momentum going
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Source: Eco Warriors Initiative 2025 Impact Report and Eco Menstruation Impact Report.