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Absa Bank Uganda and AFRIpads donate kits to Mukono High School

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AFRIpads donates Menstrual Kits to teenage mothers for International Women’s Day celebration

AFRIpads donates 100 Menstrual Kits to Teenage Mothers at Naguru Teenage Health and Information Centre to celebrate International Women’s Day.

AFRIpads partners with the National Women’s Council and Reach a Hand Uganda to distribute 800 Menstrual Kits in Kasese, Uganda.

AFRIpads donates 800 menstrual kits to Kasese teenage mothers and girls

800 teenage girls in Kasese receive Menstrual Health and Hygiene supplies

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Over 150000 refugee women, girls to receive reusable sanitary pads in massive distribution

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