Nomcebo lives with her family in Swaziland. She works voluntarily, travelling around schools to provide information about menstruation. She is passionate about ending period shaming and the stigma attached to periods for the health and wellbeing of girls. Nomcebo began doing this part time some years ago, and she has been dedicated to it full time since losing her job in 2018. 



I am a friend of Nomcebo's and I live in the UK. The funds we raise (less platform and transfer fees) are to cover Nomcebo's bus fares, the pads she distributes to the girls, the snacks she takes for them and her own children's school fees. She has two sons and a daughter.