The Moon Cup: Kenyan group manages to keep menstruating girls in class

UNICEF says one in 10 African girls skips school during menstruation. In rural areas across the continent, millions of young women don't have access to sanitary products. In cities and towns, many girls can't afford to buy pads or tampons every month. But one organisation is hoping to keep millions of young women in school. The solution? A small silicone cup. Thuli Tshabalala has this report

[@enn4983]

This is very important. But the cups are prohibitive, 40 Euros for one is a ridiculous price. I hope that the price will come down fast. They should be manufactured locally to get cheaper. I hope that happens soon. Great project !!

[@zoekillip6247]

this is really importaint!!

[@jejelaurent9495]

Wow I need to create towel pad for donation.When I was in Haiti I use to use towel.

[@graybrost1598]

This is so cool

[@anikastarseed]

I’m sorry but I can’t put tthat in me it’s to big I can’t even handle a finger

[@Anonymous-uw4sr]

Why not?

[@leonejamahl9768]

It's not true they're different size just buy the size that fits you. God luck love ❤from Germany

[@shadaeisrael2214]

Those things can never be good for those girls. Trust and believe that in the future they will end up with some sort of medical issue. How do they even fit those big things in their little things?

[@jubey4900]

Can you get the cups in south africa? I have checked in spar and checkers, clicks, dischem ect.

[@melandrischutte1384]

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