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Today, we celebrate partnership, kindness, and impact. 💜

Softcare Manufacturing Company has shown true commitment to community support through their generous sponsorship towards our World Menstrual Hygiene Day celebration organized by RobbFoundation.

Your support helped us reach, educate, and empower girls and women while promoting dignity, confidence, and menstrual health awareness in our communities. 🌸

We sincerely appreciate your contribution and the positive difference you continue to make in the lives of many families. We look forward to strengthening this partnership and creating even greater impact together in the future.

Thank you for believing in our mission and standing with us for inclusion, empowerment, and social change. 🤝✨

Ghana

On 28th May 2026, RobbFoundation, in partnership with Softcare Manufacturing Company and the Assin Fosu Municipal Health Directorate, organized a World Menstrual Hygiene Day event at Assin Fosu under the theme: “Breaking the Silence, Ending Period Stigma.”

The program aimed to raise awareness on menstrual health, promote menstrual dignity, and educate girls and the community on proper menstrual hygiene practices.

Activities included menstrual health education, interactive discussions, demonstrations, and the distribution of menstrual hygiene products.

The event was honoured by:

Nana Adjoa Kwakyewaa – Assin Fosu Denkyerehemaa, Mamaga Agbanator – Ewe Queenmother,Nana Oforiwaa Amanta I – Effutukwa Gyasehemaa Queenmother,Nana Okyeame Eno Bosompimaa – Effutukwa Okyeame, Dom III Ruby Essinam Bimah – Officer in Charge of Market

Representatives from Ghana Health Service, Ghana Education Service, Ghana National Fire Service, DOVVSU, and the Ghana National association of teacher also attended the event.

The program successfully increased awareness on menstrual hygiene and encouraged community support towards ending period stigma.

Prime of Health, Ghana
Ama Mcbrown

Ghana
Ghana Education Service