Ending period poverty requires lasting systemic change. At SAKI, we advocate for policies, partnerships, and investments that prioritize menstrual health as a fundamental component of public health, education, and gender equality. Through research, stakeholder engagement, and strategic collaborations, we work to ensure menstrual health remains a national and community priority.
At the grassroots level, we amplify the voices and lived experiences of girls and young women to influence conversations and inspire action.
By working with policymakers, schools, civil society organizations, and the private sector, we champion practical solutions that advance menstrual equity, reduce stigma, and create environments where every girl is supported to learn, grow, and achieve her full potential.