MHM & COVID-19 – A web dialog about lessons learnt during pandemic
The African Coalition for Menstrual Health Management (ACHMH) and Days for Girls (DfG), with support and guidance from UNFPA East and Southern Africa Regional Office,... Read More
Communication and raising awareness to the general public
Communication and raising awareness to the general public
Public support and awareness about the issues and their solutions is key to generating support and financial resources, as well as reducing harmful stigmas. We contribute to creating awareness through the following:
- Discussing MHM in online forums and other media
- Supporting public awareness campaigns
- Supporting development of written information materials for general public
- Organisation of events
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