Grinding Media SA Kicks off Women’s Month with feminine hygiene talks
Grinding Media South Africa donates sanitary pads to a school in Katlehong through the Always Keeping Girls in School programme, managed by The Footprints Foundation.
Grinding Media South Africa donates sanitary pads to 100 school girls from Ponego Secondary School in Katlehong, through the Always Keeping Girls in School programme managed by The Footprints Foundation.
Lerato Marabe, who plays the role of Pretty on SABC 1’s Skeem Saam, joined Grinding Media South Africa and The Footprints Foundation in introducing the Always Keeping Girls in School programme to girls at Ponego Secondary School.
Kwanele Makhubo, a learner at Ponego Secondary School, during the question and answer session about the stigmas surrounding menstrual cycles.
One hundred girls from Ponego Secondary School in Katlehong benefited from the Always Keeping Girls in School programme managed by The Footprints Foundation.
Educating girls on puberty and the importance of hygiene on Wednesday at Ponego Secondary School is Nthabiseng Masalesa.
Nozi Langa, who plays the role of Glenda on SABC1’s Skeem Saam, was among the motivational speakers booked to speak to girls about hygiene and the struggles girls face daily at Ponego Secondary School on Wednesday.
Grinding Media South Africa staff (green overalls) hand over sanitary pads to 100 girls at Ponego Secondary School.
Grinding Media South Africa donates sanitary pads to 100 school girls from Ponego Secondary School in Katlehong, through the Always Keeping Girls in School programme managed by The Footprints Foundation.
A puberty education session was led by professional nurse Nthabiseng Masalesa at Ponego Secondary School, on Wednesday.
Selfies and smiles galore at Ponego Secondary School on Wednesday.
Master of ceremonies Nonhlanhla Pule kept the crowd chuckling at Ponego Secondary School when Grinding Media South Africa and The Footprints Foundation paid the school a visit on Wednesday.
Project administrator for The Footprints Foundation Nicole Sibaya smiles as their sponsorship brings hope to 100 girls at Ponego Secondary School on Wednesday.