A Hygiene Issue - and a Dignity, Education, and Protection Issue
Across many public schools in Kenya, girls miss 4-5 school days per month due to lack of sanitary products. Absenteeism leads to poor performance, higher dropout rates, and exposes some girls to exploitation and risky coping mechanisms.
The DHI Model - A Holistic, Community-Driven Approach
Immediate Support
Distribution of sanitary towels and hygiene kits, plus hygiene education sessions.
Empowerment & Education
Life skills and motivational talks, self-esteem and dignity awareness.
Mentorship & Long-Term Impact
Monthly follow-ups through local churches and mentorship groups led by trusted community figures.
Faith-Based Support
Spiritual encouragement and values-based mentorship, ensuring impact beyond one-time donations.
Muchonoke Primary School, Embu County
Visit took place on 17th July 2025.
What It Costs to Sponsor One School
Based on a school with approximately 200 students.
DHI Frequently Asked Questions
It covers sanitary kits, training and sessions, logistics, mentorship and follow-up, and reporting for one public school - see the Budget Snapshot above for the full breakdown.
Yes - individual kit funding tiers are available on our Partner & Donate page.
SBS operates with local pastoral vetting, data-gathering, and verifiable reporting as part of its integrity and transparency commitment.
Yes - see our Corporate CSR Intake on the Partner & Donate page for co-funding and brand visibility options.