Precious Olungwe
Founder
Founder and visionary behind the foundation’s work for girls’ dignity and elder care.
We are ending period poverty across Nigeria, one school, one community, one girl at a time. Free sanitary pads. Real menstrual education. No girl missing class because of her body.
No girl should ever miss school, hide in shame, or fall behind...
What started as a single school visit has grown into a mission...
Every outreach, partnership, and decision is shaped by dignity, compassion, accountability, and service.
We treat every girl and every elder with respect, privacy, and care, never as a statistic.
We show up with empathy, listening first and responding with practical support that changes real lives.
We are accountable to the communities we serve, using every gift with transparency, care, and purpose.
Every number below is a girl who stayed in class, a community that showed up, and a conversation about periods that no longer happens in silence.
Each outreach is its own story, a school, a community, and a set of girls whose year changed because we showed up with more than just pads.
We are expanding our work to support elders and families with dignity, practical care, and community-based aid. The program includes home care support, food and welfare assistance, companionship, and help connecting seniors to the care they need.
Our very first outreach. Full packs of sanitary pads distributed to every girl on the register, alongside an open classroom conversation on menstrual health that many of the girls said they'd never had before.
A community-first outreach, meeting with local leaders, teachers, and school librarians before distribution day, so the support we brought fit what the community actually needed.
Dozens of girls, one shared moment of relief, with packs raised high and smiles impossible to miss. This outreach paired distribution with peer-led conversation, so the girls left with pads and with answers.
Our most ambitious single campaign to date, with a target of 1,000 girls padded in one push, run out of our Port Harcourt base and supported by volunteers who showed up again and again.
A wider school distribution reaching older students, with volunteers handing out full boxes rather than single packs, built for a term's worth of confidence, not just one day.
Held at Glorious City Praise & Worship Centre, #40 Rehoboth Street off Prince Avenue, behind NTA Road, Mgbuoba, Port Harcourt, on 18th July 2026. We provided free medical consultations, blood pressure and blood sugar screening, and free physiotherapy sessions for the community, alongside distribution of 2 additional batches of sanitary pads under the Pad A Girl Child program. Partnering doctors: Dr Nsirim Godwin, Dr Covenant, Dr. Ishioma, Dr. Godfirst. Services offered: vital signs/BP/sugar checks, energy room, energy bucket therapy, moxa therapy, massage therapy, foot detox, blood circulation therapy, nutritional health counselling.
Photographs from every outreach, the packs, the classrooms, the volunteers, and the girls whose day we got to be part of.
The people guiding the foundation’s mission with compassion, strategy, and deep community commitment.
A circle of trusted elders and advisors who guide the foundation with wisdom, mentorship, and local insight.
Guiding us with wisdom, cultural grounding, and a deep understanding of the communities we serve.
Supporting outreach planning and helping us build trust with families, schools, and seniors.
Offering guidance on partnerships, sustainability, and long-term impact for the foundation.
No vague giving here, every naira has a job. Choose the level that feels right, or head straight to the transfer details below.
Provides a full pack of sanitary pads for one girl, enough dignity for a full cycle.
Supports one classroom, with pads and a menstrual education session for every girl in it.
Sponsors an entire outreach event, with venue, volunteers, packs, and follow-up.
Transforms an entire community, with multi-school distribution and lasting impact.
The fastest way to support us right now is a direct bank transfer. Every gift is logged and goes straight back into pads, education, and outreach costs.
We keep our operation lean, and most of what comes in goes directly to sanitary pads, transport to schools, and materials for education sessions. No large overhead, no waste.
Prefer a specific outreach? Mention the state (Abia, Anambra, Ebubu Eleme, Port Harcourt, or Rivers State) in your transfer narration or when you email us, and we'll allocate it there.
We are based in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, and we welcome direct support, partnerships, and volunteer enquiries from individuals and organisations across the country.
Online card, Apple Pay and Google Pay giving is coming soon, while bank transfer is fully active today.
There's more than one way to stand with us. Pick the one that fits.
We work with schools, NGOs, and corporate sponsors to fund and run outreaches together. If your organisation wants a hands-on, transparent partner in Nigeria, let's talk.
Start a PartnershipOutreach days run on volunteers, distributing packs, running education sessions, and documenting the work. Based in Nigeria and free on an outreach date? We'd love your hands.
Join an OutreachGet word of upcoming outreaches and new states, and see where every donation naira went, sent only when there's something real to share.
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