What We Do

Donate & Educate

Donate

Reusable menstrual products, such as menstrual cups and cloth pads, can be more cost-effective and sustainable than disposable ones. Khadija Cares Foundation seeks to provide education and resources on how to use and care for reusable products.

Educate

We seek to educate women about menstrual health and hygiene and providing accurate information on sustainable menstrual products. It is our goal to increase access to sustainable menstrual products by distributing to schools, healthcare facilities, and other community centres.
The Khadija Cares Foundation is dedicated to ending period poverty and contributing to environmental sustainability, promote better health and hygiene and help ensure that everyone has access to basic menstrual care.

Our Mission | Our Vision

Donation of eco-friendly menstrual products – Nyaniba, Accra

In a heartwarming gesture of compassion and empowerment, KCF donated eco-friendly menstrual products to 30 staff of the Red Chilli restaurant in Accra…

Khadija Cares Foundation donates to the ladies of the Fafali Organization

In a significant stride towards women’s health and empowerment, Khadija Cares Foundation recently donated over 60 menstrual cups and 240 reusable pads…

A Generous $50,000 Donation from Afrexim Bank Spousal Program & Mrs. Oramah

In an extraordinary display of compassion, the Afrexim Bank Spousal Program recently made a substantial $50,000 donation…

Khadija Cares Foundation launches in Ghana

The Khadija Cares Foundation on Saturday, May 13, 2023, donated some sanitary products to the ladies at the…

Eco-Friendly Menstruation: A Solution for Ghana’s Environmental Crisis

Menstruation is a natural phenomenon that affects every woman, but the traditional menstrual products used…

Eco-Friendly Menstrual Products in Ghana: Breaking the Taboo

Despite the environmental and health benefits of eco-friendly menstrual products, the topic remains taboo in…

Promoting Menstrual Health and Environmental Sustainability in Ghana

Menstruation is still a taboo topic in Ghana, and many women lack access to proper…

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