Our Impact: Evidence, Not Promises
In the last 3 years across Kajiado, Narok, and Turkana counties
Education Access
- 250+ adolescent girls receive monthly sanitary products
- 50+ vulnerable children sponsored for school fees
- 48 school days saved annually per girl
Environmental Conservation
- 100,000+ trees planted in Nairobi, Kiambu, and Kajiado
- 400+ university volunteers mobilized
- 500+ participants in quarterly tree planting events
Community Empowerment
- Training in reusable pad production
- 50+ community volunteers trained
- Partnership with Kajiado County Government
What Girls Say
Hear directly from the young women whose lives have been transformed
"NADUPA gave me pads when my family could not afford them. Now I do not miss school during my period. I want to help other girls too."
Grace, 15
Kajiado
"I missed exams because of my period. Teachers thought I was lazy. After receiving pads, my attendance improved and my marks increased."
Tepilit, 17
Kajiado West
"Some girls drop out of school because of periods. Pads may seem small, but they keep girls in school."
Mepukori, 17
Narok
Our Three Core Programs
Focused interventions addressing the root causes of inequality in Kenya's ASAL regions
Menstrual Health & Education Access
In Kenya's ASAL regions, 65% of girls cannot afford sanitary products, causing them to miss 48 school days yearly.
Our Solution:
- Monthly sanitary product distribution
- Reusable pad production training
- Menstrual health education
€20 ($22)
keeps one girl in school for a full year
Environmental Conservation & Climate Action
Kenya faces severe deforestation and climate change impacts. Youth are disproportionately affected but excluded from decision-making.
Our Solution:
- Large-scale tree planting with Strathmore University
- Quarterly community mobilization events
- Youth environmental education campaigns
€50
plants 100 indigenous trees