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The most comfortable,durable,affordable and environmentally friendly Menstrual Hygiene pads.

24/11/2025

We are honoured to partner with Windle International Uganda to support adolescent learners and teachers at Rhino Camp in Arua, a refugee settlement where access to sustainable menstrual solutions is critical.

Last week, 83 learners (boys and girls) and 39 teachers at Rhino Camp High School received comprehensive training in Menstrual Hygiene Management and reusable menstrual kits.
Participants also hand-sewed their own reusable pads, gaining practical skills that promote dignity, sustainability, and self-reliance within the refugee community.

Through this partnership, we are:
- Breaking menstrual stigma
- Strengthening knowledge and confidence among young people
- Equipping learners and teachers with practical sewing skills
- Supporting girls’ education and school retention
- Providing sustainable, long-term menstrual solutions in refugee settings

At Wabibi Pads, we remain committed to ensuring every girl—everywhere—has access to comfort, dignity, and uninterrupted education.

A heartfelt thank you to Windle International Uganda for championing this work with us.
Together, we are building resilience and empowering a generation.

12/11/2025

Today, the Wabibi Pads team conducted a focus group discussion with five girls from Municipal Primary School in Moroto — some of the beneficiaries who received reusable pads from us last year. The session aimed to understand how the pads have helped them and to refresh their knowledge about menstrual health.

Sitting under a tree in the school compound, the girls shared openly about their experiences.

“Before, I used to stay home when my period came,” said one girl softly. “Now I come to school every day. The pads are easy to wash and dry, and they make me feel confident.”

Their stories highlight the deep need for menstrual support in Moroto and the broader Karamoja region, where many girls still struggle to manage their periods with dignity.

According to a study in Rupa Sub-County, 61.7% of adolescent girls in Moroto use old rags during menstruation because they cannot afford proper products, and 38.3% of them do not know how to manage their periods safely. Many schools in the district still lack wash-basins, soap, and private changing rooms, making menstrual management extremely difficult.

Across Karamoja, it is estimated that 7 out of 10 school-going girls miss school during their periods, and up to 86% of girls do not complete primary school, with menstrual challenges among the leading causes.

The Deputy Head Teacher, Madam Grace, expressed her appreciation for Wabibi Pads’ continued efforts:

“We’ve seen a big change since last year. The girls are more confident and attend school regularly. But we also have new pupils joining every week — we’d be grateful for more emergency pads.”

Wabibi Pads remains committed to ensuring that no girl in Moroto misses class because of her period.

A special thank you to for the generous support that made last year’s intervention possible. Your contribution has restored dignity, health, and opportunity to girls in Moroto — and your impact continues to grow with every reusable pad distributed.

Together, we are breaking barriers, one period at a time.

01/11/2025

Hello November,
Let us create some impact together.

31/10/2025

🌍 The Girls’ Agenda 2025 – Day 1 Highlights 🌍

Under the theme “Collaboration & Collective Action,” Day 1 of The Girls’ Agenda 2025 brought together changemakers, organizations, and advocates committed to advancing gender equality and empowering girls across East Africa.

Hosted in partnership with Irise Institute East Africa, Akili Dada, and The Kilgoris Project, the conference opened with powerful reflections on leadership, policy, and the transformative role of education in shaping a more equitable future.

Throughout the day, plenary sessions explored the state of girls’ education and empowerment, while afternoon tracks delved into critical areas including menstrual health and hygiene, digital inclusion and online safety, and engaging men and boys in promoting gender equity.

The discussions emphasized collaboration, innovation, and evidence-based solutions — reinforcing that collective action is essential to building inclusive systems that support every girl’s right to education, dignity, and opportunity.

✨ Together, we are shaping a future where girls lead, thrive, and redefine change. ✨

30/10/2025

This week, we were proud to join other changemakers under the Girls Agenda 2025 as part of the TPEN Network, where we shared and expanded our ideas for advancing menstrual health, gender equality, and youth empowerment across East Africa.

The inspiring gathering in Nairobi was a true space of collaboration, learning, and vision-sharing — bringing together passionate leaders committed to transforming communities through sustainable and inclusive solutions.

A heartfelt thank you to and for your incredible support in making our participation possible. Your commitment to nurturing young innovators and community champions continues to light the way for transformative impact across the region.

Together, we are proving that when girls rise, communities thrive! 💪🏽✨

26/10/2025

We are delighted to announce that Bernadette Ojao, Founder and CEO of Wabibi Pads Limited, will be speaking at the Girls Agenda Conference – Nairobi (28th–30th October 2025).

As a panelist on “Menstrual Health in Education,” Bernadette will share insights on how the private sector can collaborate with governments and civil society to improve access to safe, affordable, and environmentally sustainable menstrual products.

This engagement underscores Wabibi Pads’ commitment to advancing menstrual equity, girls’ education, and sustainable social enterprise models across East Africa.

11/10/2025

Today, October 11th, we stand together to celebrate the International Day of the Girl. This is a moment to recognize something essential: the world's most powerful change agents are the girls who are here right now.

As Wabibi, we believe in the limitless potential within every single girl. We are not just future leaders; we are leaders today. We are the girls who are navigating a complex world and still showing up—in schools, in our homes, in our communities, and on the frontlines of crisis—with incredible resilience and vision. The theme this year, "The girl I am, the change I lead," speaks directly to our truth.

But a vision for the future is not enough. We must demand action now.

Our call to everyone is to invest in girls' rights and leadership. This means:

- Listening to our experiences without judgment.

- Creating safe spaces for us to learn, speak, and organize.

- Breaking down the barriers—big and small—that stop us from reaching our goals.

On this day, let's commit to seeing and supporting the power of every girl. Let's make sure our rights are protected and our leadership is nurtured.

Happy International Day of the Girl! We are the change we lead.

09/10/2025

🇺🇬 Happy 63rd Independence Day, Uganda!

This year’s theme — “A Reason to Double Our Effort in Sustaining a United and Progressive Nation” — reminds us that freedom grows stronger when we work together for peace, unity, and progress.

Let’s keep building a Uganda where every citizen can thrive with dignity and hope.

For God and My Country. 🇺🇬

02/10/2025

🌸✨ Appreciation Post ✨🌸

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the for their unwavering support in keeping girls in school through the use of Wabibi Pads.

Your commitment to empowering young girls with dignity, health, and education is making a lasting impact. By ensuring that girls have access to safe, reusable menstrual products, you are not only breaking barriers but also opening doors for brighter futures. 💜

Together, we are building a world where no girl misses school because of her period.

01/10/2025

📊 Wabibi Pads – September 2025 Impact Report
In September, Wabibi Pads continued its mission of advancing menstrual health, sustainability, and education across Uganda. We are pleased to share the following outcomes:

✅ 2,056 packs distributed (7,460 reusable pads)
• 1,800 packs reached schoolgirls
• 256 packs supported women and persons with disabilities

✅ Environmental Contribution
• 403,200 single-use pads avoided
• Over 1.8 tons of plastic diverted from the environment

✅ Education Impact
• Thousands of schoolgirls and teachers gained access to safe, reusable menstrual pads — supporting dignity, confidence, and continued learning.

🤝 Partner Recognition
We acknowledge the valuable contributions of our partners, including Rotary Uganda Diaspora and Period Talk Uganda, whose collaboration has been instrumental in achieving this impact.

At Wabibi Pads, we remain committed to creating sustainable solutions to period poverty, ensuring no girl misses school because of menstruation, and reducing environmental waste through reusable alternatives.

📌 Together, we are building a Period Friendly World.

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