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Girl Child!
Inua Dada Foundation envisions a global community that empowers, upholds the dignity and protects the rights of every girl child
We work to identify issues that affects the attendance and performance of primary school girls in Kenya like:-
- Lack of sanitary towels
- Suitable sanitation facilities
- Access to basic health care and support services
We are guided by the principles stated in Articles 1-42 of the United Nations Convention on the rights of the child (UNCRC) including Articles 43-44 (Implementation measures) that outline how governments and organizations serving children should work to ensure that child rights are protected and upheld.
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Adopt a Dada
Inua Dada is now providing dignity kits for girls in Kenya. We select the schools alongside the Ministry of Education, looking at the poverty index and needs of the girls in each school, across counties. While sanitary pads...
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Our Heart Beat
In an effort to address menstrual inequality, one period at a time, Dominika Kulczyk, a Polish philanthropist and founder of the Kulczyk Foundation, searched for the most efficient and cost effective programmes addressing period poverty globally, in her report ‘A Bloody Problem; Period Poverty, Why We Need To End It And How To Do It’.
Inua Dada, alongside 7 other organizations were named, a great fete for many who are working to end period stigma and poverty.
In her research though and to her dismay, she discovered that Menstrual Health and the fight against Period Poverty is hugely underfunded globally.
We encourage you to read the report - Click here - and begin to have the conversation in your spheres of influence, to rally behind us, to make this our issue and to
5,000 stories
When COVID-19 hit and the lockdown took effect in kenya, many families were left stranded, mainly because they lost their jobs and couldn’t afford necessities. Inua Dada has donated more than 2,500 care packages and we are still supporting many families, women and girls who are struggling with access to food, sanitary products and access to safety measures such as masks. we are on the home stretch, with a second hope, to reach 5,000 by the year end. !For Kshs 1,000 (10USD) you can donate the following items in one care package:
Inua Dada Care Package
- Masks
- Underwear
- Maize flour
- Bag of wheat flour
- Cooking oil
- Bars of soap
- Toilet paper
- Beans
- Sanitary Pads
- Diapers
- Donation Bag
Instructions
- Go to M-pesa menu
- Select Lipa na M-pesa/ Pay Bill
- Enter business no. 329 329
- Enter account no. 0102876597200
- Enter amount you wish to donate
- Enter your PIN then press Send.
Join the Inua Dada movement today and together let us work to empower and uplift the lives of our Girls. Read some of our stories of hope, below.
Stories of hope
Work Her Dream Eldoret
In Coalition with Work Her Dream, we distributed 100 sanitary kits to girls in Kamukunji slum - Eldoret. In this difficult time of #Corona, girls are more vulnerable to abuse and are forced to resort to sex for pads Or use pieces of clothes during menstruating. Most parents in informal settlements, are struggling to put a meal on the table and therefore see menstrual products as a want rather than a need. Statistics show that there will be an increase in cases of teen pregnancies as a secondary result of #COVID19. By providing these essential items for the girls, we believe it will greatly assist them from falling prey to sexual predators in exchange for money, pads or otherwise. Let's support girls to have their periods with dignity!
Stories of hope
Coalition for Grassroots, human rights defenders Kenya.
Periods don’t stop for pandemics, - neither will our efforts to bring safe menstrual hygiene to women and girls. Over the past 8 months, we have provided dignity kits to over 2000 families across the country, because women must menstruate with dignity, and we will not stop until we do.
Stories of hope
Blessed to transform
Supported Blessed to transform organisation with a donation of sanitary towels to help make covid-19 days comfortable and manageable for the girls and women in Korogocho slums. We also gave food hampers to the less fortunate families as we marked the Menstrual Hygiene Week
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Adopt a Dada
Inua Dada is now providing dignity kits for girls in Kenya. We select the schools alongside the Ministry of Education, looking at the poverty index and needs of the girls in each school, across counties. While sanitary pads and panties are crucial and truly the most important items, we believe it is also important to provide the girls with a kit that allows them to feel confident and promotes self-worth and a sense of pride in themselves. These items also allow them to feel more comfortable while transitioning through life
Items in the Kit
- 24 packet of pads
- 4 pieces of underpants
- 6 bars of soap
- 3 tubes of toothpaste
- 3 toothbrushes
- 1 pair of slippers
- 4 rolls of tissue
- 2 large tins of vaseline
- Packaging bag
The total cost of 1 kit is Kshs 3,000 or 30 USD
Inua Dada continues to acknowledge the tremendous support received through donations.
The challenges that our girls face daily can only be effectively addressed if we work to strengthen the Foundation’s capacity.
We rely on support from individual well –wishers, private businesses, organizations in the public and private sectors.
Instructions
- Go to M-pesa menu
- Select Lipa na M-pesa/ Pay Bill
- Enter business no. 329 329
- Enter account no. 0102876597200
- Enter amount you wish to donate
- Enter your PIN then press Send.
INUA DADA FOUNDATION TRUST,
P.O. Box 21964 – 00505,
NAIROBI,KENYA
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Inua Dada Foundation Trust
P.O. Box 21964 – 00505,
Nairobi, Kenya.