Agora's Sanitary Pads Donation Keeps Girls In School

Monday, March 02, 2020

In a quest to keep the girl-child in school Agora Club Botswana last Friday donated washable sanitary towels through an international service project, #KeepAGirChildInSchool, at Naledi Senior Secondary School.

Former Agora Club Botswana president, Khurshida Khan said many young teenage girls in Botswana stay away from school for almost a week every month of their menstrual cycle because they cannot afford to buy disposable sanitary towels.

She explained that most of them skip school because they are afraid of staining themselves during their monthly periods while at school.

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