Build a Safe School Toilet for 500 pupils

by f ssibu mission foundation ltd
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Build a Safe School Toilet for 500 pupils
Build a Safe School Toilet for 500 pupils
Build a Safe School Toilet for 500 pupils

Project Report | Nov 2, 2026
Protecting Girls from Menstrual Hygiene Challenges and Infections

By F ssibu mission foundation | Project leader

For many girls at Mwanyagiri Primary School, attending school during menstruation has become a difficult experience because of the lack of proper sanitation facilities.

Girls need clean, private and safe spaces where they can change their menstrual materials, wash themselves and maintain personal hygiene. Unfortunately, the school currently lacks appropriate toilet facilities, leaving menstruating girls struggling to manage their periods with dignity.

When girls cannot access clean water, private washing spaces and proper sanitation, they may face increased risks of infections and other hygiene-related complications. Some girls may also feel uncomfortable attending lessons during their menstrual periods.

Building a new toilet with separate facilities for girls, adequate privacy, washing areas and access to water

For many girls at Mwanyagiri Primary School, attending school during menstruation has become a difficult experience because of the lack of proper sanitation facilities.

 

Girls need clean, private and safe spaces where they can change their menstrual materials, wash themselves and maintain personal hygiene. Unfortunately, the school currently lacks appropriate toilet facilities, leaving menstruating girls struggling to manage their periods with dignity.

 

When girls cannot access clean water, private washing spaces and proper sanitation, they may face increased risks of infections and other hygiene-related complications. Some girls may also feel uncomfortable attending lessons during their menstrual periods.

 

Building a new toilet with separate facilities for girls, adequate privacy, washing areas and access to water will make a significant difference.

 

Our goal is to ensure that no girl misses her education because of poor sanitation or the challenges associated with menstruation.

 

We invite donors and partners to join F SSIBU Mission Foundation in creating a safer and more supportive learning environment for girls.

 

Your support can protect girls' dignity, improve school attendance and encourage them to pursue their education confidently.


will make a significant difference.

Our goal is to ensure that no girl misses her education because of poor sanitation or the challenges associated with menstruation.

We invite donors and partners to join F SSIBU Mission Foundation in creating a safer and more supportive learning environment for girls.

Your support can protect girls' dignity, improve school attendance and encourage them to pursue their education confidently.

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