School Education & Outreach
We visit schools to deliver age-appropriate puberty and menstrual-health education. These sessions help girls understand their bodies and help boys reduce stigma.
Our programs
Practical programs advancing menstrual health and dignity.
Our programs are designed for schools, girls, families, health workers, and communities across Cameroon.
What we do
How we support girls and communities
Sanitary Product Distribution
We distribute sanitary pads and reusable menstrual products to girls and women in underserved communities, reducing barriers to school attendance and daily life.
Stigma-Breaking Campaigns
Through community dialogues, awareness campaigns, and outreach, we open conversations about periods and women's health to break silence and shame.
Women's Wellness Education
We provide clear education around puberty, reproductive health, cycle awareness, PCOS, hygiene, and wellness from adolescence through womanhood.
Community Partnerships
We collaborate with schools, nurses, teachers, local leaders, families, and organizations to build lasting support systems around girls' health.
Research & Advocacy
We collect outreach data, track program outcomes, and develop evidence-informed recommendations that can support future school and public-health programs.
Program model
The Mavena school outreach model
Every outreach follows the same four steps, so results can be measured and repeated in new schools.
- 01
School Partnership
We coordinate with school leaders and teachers before outreach begins.
- 02
Health Education
We deliver clear menstrual-health and puberty education sessions.
- 03
Product Support
We distribute sanitary products and hygiene resources where needed.
- 04
Follow-Up
We collect feedback and track outcomes to improve future programs.
Support the work
Every kit, workshop, and school visit is funded by people like you.
A single gift can keep a girl in school through her period — with the products she needs and the education to use them confidently.