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Taking Action To

END PERIOD POVERTY

"Menstruation shouldn’t affect your education.Period"

- Aanya Patel

Our Mission

To provide free menstrual hygiene products and education to students and youth in underserved communities to help improve their health, confidence, and self-esteem. Our goal is to END PERIOD POVERTY for ALL menstruators and remove the stigma associated with it through advocacy.

Our Vision

Global Girls Initiative envisions a world where menstrual hygiene education and access to products are no longer needed and a world where future generations have the knowledge, resources, and confidence to lead their communities.
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Our Founder

Aanya Patel

FOUNDER

An advocate for social change and a public speaker, Aanya Patel founded Global Girls Initiative at the age of 14. She believes that period products are a basic necessity that should be easily accessible to all and equally believes in the importance of menstrual education.

Through advocacy, her mission is to remove the stigma surrounding periods and improve menstrual hygiene products and education accessibility. Aanya has innovated and branded a cost-effective menstural hygiene dispenser that holds different brands and sizes of menstrual products. These dispensers have been installed in over 50 + Title I middle and high schools and universities in Florida. Aanya is working to place these cost-effective menstrual hygiene dispensers in all the schools, colleges, universities and workplaces nationally and globally to end period poverty.

She has been recognized for her work by Procter & Gamble’ s Always as a Period Hero, named a Goal Getter by the Tampa Bay Lightning, and awarded the Spirit of Community Award by the Florida Commission on the Status of Women. Additionally, she has worked with Florida House of Representative member Kelly Skidmore to pass a Florida law (HB 389), allowing school districts to provide period products within their schools at no cost. Aanya is working with different state representatives nationwide to help pass legislation to provide period products for schools and universities at no charge.

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Our Pilars

Taking Action to End Period Poverty

PILARS

ALIGNING OUR WORK WITH THE UNITED NATIONS SDGS 

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Our Impact

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Menstrual Hygiene Products Donated
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Girls and Menstruators Impacted
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Community Outreach

How you can help End Period Poverty

Please Support by DONATING to this worthy cause because their future needs your understanding and courage to empower a change for the better.

Taking Action To

END PERIOD POVERTY

"Menstruation shouldn’t affect your education.Period"

-Aanya Patel

Taking Action To

END PERIOD POVERTY

"Menstruation shouldn’t affect your education.Period"

-Aanya Patel

Our Mission

To provide free menstrual hygiene products and education to students and youth in underserved communities to help improve their health, confidence, and self-esteem. Our goal is to END PERIOD POVERTY for ALL menstruators and remove the stigma associated with it through advocacy.

Our Vision

Global Girls Initiative envisions a world where menstrual hygiene education and access to products are no longer needed and a world where future generations have the knowledge, resources, and confidence to lead their communities.
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Our Founder

Aanya Patel

FOUNDER
Through advocacy, her mission is to remove the stigma surrounding periods and improve menstrual hygiene products and education accessibility. Aanya has innovated and branded a cost-effective menstural hygiene dispenser that holds different brands and sizes of menstrual products. These dispensers have been installed in over 50 + Title I middle and high schools and universities in Florida. Aanya is working to place these cost-effective menstrual hygiene dispensers in all the schools, colleges, universities and workplaces nationally and globally to end period poverty.

She has been recognized for her work by Procter & Gamble’ s Always as a Period Hero, named a Goal Getter by the Tampa Bay Lightning, and awarded the Spirit of Community Award by the Florida Commission on the Status of Women. Additionally, she has worked with Florida House of Representative member Kelly Skidmore to pass a Florida law (HB 389), allowing school districts to provide period products within their schools at no cost. Aanya is working with different state representatives nationwide to help pass legislation to provide period products for schools and universities at no charge.
Play Video

Our Pilars

Taking Action to End Period Poverty

PILARS

Our Mission

To provide free menstrual hygiene products and education to students and youth in underserved communities to help improve their health, confidence, and self-esteem. Our goal is to END PERIOD POVERTY for ALL menstruators and remove the stigma associated with it through advocacy.

Our Vision

Global Girls Initiative envisions a world where menstrual hygiene education and access to products are no longer needed and a world where future generations have the knowledge, resources, and confidence to lead their communities.
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Our Founder

Aanya Patel

FOUNDER

An advocate for social change and a public speaker, Aanya Patel founded Global Girls Initiative at the age of 14. She believes that period products are a basic necessity that should be easily accessible to all and equally believes in the importance of menstrual education.

Through advocacy, her mission is to remove the stigma surrounding periods and improve menstrual hygiene products and education accessibility. Aanya has innovated and branded a cost-effective menstural hygiene dispenser that holds different brands and sizes of menstrual products. These dispensers have been installed in over 50 + Title I middle and high schools and universities in Florida. Aanya is working to place these cost-effective menstrual hygiene dispensers in all the schools, colleges, universities and workplaces nationally and globally to end period poverty.

She has been recognized for her work by Procter & Gamble’ s Always as a Period Hero, named a Goal Getter by the Tampa Bay Lightning, and awarded the Spirit of Community Award by the Florida Commission on the Status of Women. Additionally, she has worked with Florida House of Representative member Kelly Skidmore to pass a Florida law (HB 389), allowing school districts to provide period products within their schools at no cost. Aanya is working with different state representatives nationwide to help pass legislation to provide period products for schools and universities at no charge.

Play Video

Our Pilars

Taking Action to End Period Poverty

PILARS

ALIGNING OUR WORK WITH THE UNITED NATIONS SDGS

ALIGNING OUR WORK WITH THE UNITED NATIONS SDGS

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Our Impact

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Our Impact

0
Menstrual Hygiene Products Donated
0
Girls and Menstruators Impacted
0
Community Outreach
0
Menstrual Hygiene Products Donated
0
Girls and Menstruators Impacted
0
Community Outreach

How you can help End Period Poverty

Please Support by DONATING to this worthy cause because their future needs your understanding and courage to empower a change for the better.

How you can help End Period Poverty

Please Support by DONATING to this worthy cause because their future needs your understanding and courage to empower a change for the better.