GLOBAL STUDIO ON CIRCULAR ECONOMY EVENT

 

Hosting policy makers, various comprehensive health stakeholders, and the Community of girls and women; the beneficiaries’ girls- is the avenue that the world needs. This maintains information chain flow and interaction is wired through every representative who are ambassador for this Menstrual Hygiene management path.

This humbling day, June 8th, offered Together for Better a chance to exhibit on at the prestigious Kenya Global Studio on Circular Economy is event -at the Norfolk Hotel-Nairobi, Kenya

Showcase of our organization's vision and inputs to the primary community beneficiary and to the world was such a beautiful avenue for us. Our stand attracted various guests to discuss matters reducing period poverty through our reusable sanitary pads. Information dissemination to the world on safe menstrual hygiene management for girls.

Looking forward to seeing what near future the present will unfold.






   



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