the Initiative aims to create a lasting and positive impact on menstrual health education and management, ultimately contributing to the well-being and empowerment of girls and women in the communities we serve.
The training program for menstrual educators under the WAMPI Menstrual Initiative is designed to equip individuals with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to effectively educate and support girls and women regarding menstrual health and hygiene. The objectives of this training program are multifaceted, aiming to create a comprehensive and sustainable impact.
Training program objectives
To provide a thorough understanding of the menstrual cycle, menstrual health, and hygiene practices.
To develop strong communication and teaching skills tailored to diverse audiences.
To empower educators to challenge and dispel myths, taboos, and stigmas surrounding menstruation.
To enable educators to provide emotional support and address the psychosocial aspects of menstruation.
To ensure educators are capable of managing the distribution of menstrual products efficiently and respectfully.
To prepare educators to engage with community members and advocate for menstrual health as a public health priority.
To ensure educators remain informed and up-to-date with the latest developments in menstrual health and hygiene.
To assess the effectiveness of the training program and make continuous improvements.
To empower girls and women by providing them with knowledge and resources to manage their menstruation confidently.
To create a robust and sustainable network of trained menstrual health educators.