
Millions of girls and women are experiencing menstruation health poverty in Africa; more than double the proportion of any other Continent in the world. This growing concern in these countries cause severe conditions of disease and despair, leading to the loss of lives on a regular basis. Women and girls do not have the education and financial economical means to manage their monthly menstruation safely and effectively. Inadequate Infrastructures for decent sanitation needs is also a huge lack. All of the above and more needs to be address to tackle the rooted issues head on.
Queen Sheba Village is joining likeminded NGOS to discuss and develop long-term solutions aimed at providing a sustainable healthcare kits for poor communities as well as supporting needy widows and girls through the distribution of healthy hygiene packages. We have received many requests for sanitary feminine products and we also feel the need to address the ongoing issues associated with it. It is for good reason I began writing the details for this program dedicated to the females in which I adore to teach one woman and girl at a time.
With your donating generosity and our collaborative efforts with other non governmental organizations we can continue the efforts in positively impacting the lives of the underprivileged and under served in rural communities. We start educating at home in Senegal and join additional neighbors one country at a time.
Stay tuned for an additional post as we continue to research and share the details of this much needed program to be realized to be included in our health/hygiene events upcoming, GOD willing.
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~ Queen Sheba Village, Inc
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