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Girls benefit from reusable pads as the world mark Menstrual Hygiene Management Day!



Kisumu Medical and Education Trust (KMET) in partnership with Stanbic Bank on Friday afternoon, commemorated Menstrual Hygiene Management day by distributing reusable sanitary pads to 250 girls both from Magadi primary and Magadi Mixed Secondary schools in Manyatta slum, Kisumu County.



Stanbic Bank Marketing Manager, Mr. David Wasamba pledged continued partnership to ensure girl child education is promoted. “The basic kit for any girl is a sanitary pad, many girls from slums are not able for afford Sanitary pads and that the reason we have partnered with KMET to bring a sustainable product for the girls.” He added.

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