<div>Right now, as you read this, hundreds of girls in Jinja, Uganda are sitting outside their classrooms.
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<div>Not because they skipped school. Not because they aren't bright enough. But because they have their period — and they have nothing safe to use.
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<div><strong>My name is Brenda, and I'm raising £25,000 to change that.</strong>
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<div><strong>The Reality These Girls Wake Up To Every Month</strong>
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<div>In Budondo, most families live on less than $2 a day. Disposable sanitary pads cost more than many families earn in a week. So girls improvise. They use torn rags, pieces of mattress foam, tissue paper, or dry leaves.
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<div>Many simply don't go to school.
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<div>Every month. For years. Missing lessons, falling behind, losing confidence — until eventually, for too many of them, school stops feeling like a place that belongs to them.
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<div><strong>In Uganda, period poverty is not a minor inconvenience. It is one of the serious causes of girls dropping out of school.</strong>
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<div>And when girls leave school early, the risks multiply — <em>child marriage, teenage pregnancy, exploitation, poverty. One missed period becomes a missed future.</em>
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<div><strong>There Is a Simple, Lasting Solution</strong>
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<div>A high-quality reusable menstrual pad kit costs just £15 and lasts up to two years.
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<div>That's £0.62 a month — for a girl to attend school every single day.
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<div>No more missed lessons. No more shame. No more choosing between dignity and education.
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<div>Eastern Heart's <strong>"Keep Her Learning, Keep Her Dreaming"</strong> campaign will reach 1,500 girls in Budondo with:
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<li>A complete reusable menstrual pad kit (lasting up to 2 years).
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<li>Menstrual hygiene education delivered by trained community health workers.
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<li>Confidence-building and life-skills sessions
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<li>Reproductive health information tailored for adolescent girls.
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<div> <strong>Your Donation — Here's Exactly What It Does</strong>
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<div> <strong>£15</strong> — Gives one girl two years of safe, dignified periods and uninterrupted schooling
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<div> <strong>£30</strong> — Keeps two girls in class every single day of the school year
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<div><strong>£75</strong> — Equips five girls — an entire school friendship group — with everything they need
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<div><strong>£150 </strong>— Transforms ten girls' school experience, confidence, and health
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<div><strong>£500 </strong>— Reaches 33 girls for two full years — a ripple effect through an entire community
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<div><strong>£1,500 </strong>— Funds 100 girls. A classroom. A generation. Completely changed.
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<div><strong>£25,000 </strong>— The full campaign goal. 1,500 girls. Two years of dignity. An entire community transformed.
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<div><strong>About Eastern Heart for Community Help (EHFCH)</strong>
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<div>EHFCH is a registered Ugandan NGO (Reg. JJA/07/202/00401) founded in 2018 by Pr. Kasujja, a Jinja-born community leader who has dedicated his life to ensuring that girls in Eastern Uganda get the chance they deserve.
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<div>In seven years, EHFCH has:
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<li>Reached over 1,500 adolescents with health and education programmes. 
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<li>Supported 100+ orphans and vulnerable children with scholarships — Delivered health services to 300+ mothers and newborns. 
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<li>Built lasting partnerships with Jinja District Health Office, Village Health Teams, and local schools 
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<li>Maintained independently audited financial statements — every shilling accounted for.
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<div>This is an organisation that does not waste money. Your donation reaches the girls it is meant for.
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<div>✉️ <strong>A Personal Note from Brenda</strong>
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<div><em>"I've followed EHFCH's work for years, and I have never once doubted where my money goes. Carolyne and her team are the kind of people who make you believe that real, lasting change is possible — not in a generation, but right now, with the right support. I'm putting my name to this campaign because I believe in these girls and I believe in this team. Please join me."</em>
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<div><strong> Imagine This With Me</strong>
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<div>Imagine a classroom in Budondo where no chair is empty because of a period.
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<div>Imagine 1,500 girls walking to school on the hardest days of the month with confidence instead of shame.
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<div>Imagine the teacher who notices a girl who used to disappear every month — and doesn't anymore.
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<div>Imagine that girl, five years from now, finishing school. Then finishing college. Then becoming the nurse, teacher, or entrepreneur she always said she wanted to be.
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<div><strong>That future costs £15 per girl.</strong>
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<div>We are asking you to make it real.
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<div> <strong>Please Donate, Share, and Tag Someone Who Cares</strong>
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<div>Even if you can only give £5 today — give it, and share this page. A campaign like this moves when people share it with one more person who shares it with one more.
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<div>Every share is a girl who might stay in school. Every donation is a future that doesn't get closed off.
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<div><strong>Help us reach £25,000. Help us reach 1,500 girls.</strong>
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<div>Because no girl should miss her future because of her period.
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Help 1,500 Girls Stay in School — No More Period Poverty

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