Events of each phase of life of every woman have implications on their future especially in old age. Negative health consequences as a result of poor menstrual hygiene management of ...
The Professional Network of Women in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene ( WiWASH), has observed that Menstrual Hygiene Day should be seen as a call to action and not a mere ...
The Ghana National Association of Deaf (GNAD) has urged all stakeholders to prioritize the inclusion of people with disabilities, particularly the deaf, in Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) information dissemination. Mr. ...
Madam Iris Kophy, the Programme Director of Women and Development Project (WADEP) a non-government organisation (NGO) based in Nkwanta South Municipality of the Oti Region has encouraged adolescent schoolchildren to ...
Dr Jacob Abudu, the Head of Department, Media and Communication Studies, Tamale Technical University (TaTU), has called on the Government to subsidise sanitary pads to enable girls to stay in ...
'Health personnel must help monitor your cycle for six months before you decide to use natural family planning methods’, senior midwives at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH) have advised women.
Health personnel must help monitor your cycle for six months before you decide to use natural family planning methods, as senior midwives at the International Maritime Hospital (IMaH) have advised ...
Ms Josephine Yalley, the Bono Regional Girl-Child Coordinator at the Regional Directorate of Education, has announced her office's preparedness to establish a 'sanitary bank' to support less-privileged school girls.
Madam Esinam Tekpor, the South Tongu District Girls Education Officer, has called on parents and guardians to normalise talks around menstrual health management to boost the adolescent girl’s confidence to ...
Civil Society Organisations of Ghana (CSOs) have appealed to the government to make sanitary products affordable to boost self confidence of women and girls.
