Access, Dignity, and Health – Help Us Install Sanitary Pad Vending Machines Where They're Needed Most.

At Simnna Care Foundation, we believe that menstrual hygiene is a basic right, not a privilege. Sadly, many women and young girls, especially in public schools, government hospitals, and transport hubs, lack access to essential menstrual products. This can lead to health issues, absenteeism, and a sense of shame that no one should have to endure.

To address this critical need, we are launching an initiative to install Sanitary Pad Vending Machines in government schools, hospitals, and select public transport areas. These vending machines will provide sanitary pads at minimal or no cost, giving women and girls a safe, accessible option when they need it most.

But we can't do it alone. We need your support to bring this project to life. With every donation, we can ensure that menstrual hygiene products are within reach for women and girls across our communities, helping them to stay healthy, confident, and dignified.

Why This Initiative Matters:

- Improved Health: Access to sanitary pads reduces the risk of infection and health issues that can arise from inadequate menstrual hygiene.

- Increased Attendance: With access to these essentials, girls will no longer miss school due to lack of resources, ensuring they can continue their education without interruption.

- Dignity and Comfort: Easy access to sanitary products empowers women to manage their periods with confidence, no matter where they are.

How You Can Help:

With your contribution, we can fund the installation of vending machines, supply quality sanitary pads, and ensure maintenance for continuous access. Even a small donation can help us take a big step toward promoting menstrual health and dignity.

Join Us in Making a Change

Together, let’s make a tangible difference in the lives of women and girls by providing easy, stigma-free access to menstrual products. Every donation brings us one step closer to a world where no woman or girl has to compromise her health or dignity.

Stand with us, support this initiative, and let’s give women and girls the resources they need to lead healthy, empowered lives.