WSSCC takes us on a sobering journey of the current status of menstrual health for 6 out of 10 girls in Kenya.

This is the "Why" that drives For Her Dignity ... that every girl and women have dignity, hope and opportunity ... that the shame associated with not have adequate sanitary protection is removed and not hold her back from reaching her potential. 

For Her Dignity has worked closely with many of the stakeholders highlighted and speaking in this video. Over the years, we have worked together in various projects in Kenya from refugee camps,  rural communities, national awareness days and worked diligently on drafting the Kenya National Policy on Menstruation, that was just recently ratified.