Women Rights Initiative

Our members are fully in attendance Northwest Youth Summit in collaboration with the Bridge connects Africa amongst other organizations in kaduna yesterday.

World sickle cell day was full of awareness and free medical check among other team weldone

EVERY GIRL DESERVES

Safe Period Care, Quality Education, Dignity, and Equal Opportunities.

Together, let's move from awareness to action and ensure that no girl is left behind because of her period.

The women Rights Initiative WORI in collaboration with different organizations on pad up girls outreach at Salamatu Hussain secondary school brining kebbi

In continuation of the camping outreach pad up girls on menstrualtion period the celebration ends at St James Angelica college Badariya, kebbi state with alot of health talk and say no to stigma.

WOMEN RIGHTS INITIATIVE (WORI)
In Collaboration with:
NIMSA SCORA FUBIMSA | Bulozo Foundation | NIMSA MOP | Auwal Shanono Foundation

PRESENTS

MENSTRUAL HYGIENE DAY CAMPAIGN 2026

Theme:"From Awareness to Action"

👥 Organized by: Women Rights Initiative (WORI)

🩸 EDUCATE
Providing girls with accurate knowledge on menstrual health and hygiene.

💕 EMPOWER

Building confidence, dignity, and breaking the stigma surrounding menstruation.

🧼 SUPPORT

Promoting access rural community to safe, clean, and affordable menstrual hygiene products.

EVERY GIRL DESERVES

Safe Period Care, Quality Education, Dignity, and Equal Opportunities.

Together, let's move from awareness to action and ensure that no girl is left behind because of her period.

Today, on Menstrual Hygiene Day camping, we raise our voices against stigma, discrimination, and period shaming. Every girl deserves access to menstrual hygiene products, quality education, clean water, proper healthcare, and a safe environment to manage her period with dignity and confidence.

Let us break the silence.
Let us end the stigma.
Let us educate our communities.
Let us support every girl child.
A period should never stop a girl from going to school, chasing her dreams, or becoming a leader of tomorrow.

Together, we can build a world where menstruation is treated with understanding, respect, and dignity.

Today, we celebrate the strength, dreams, talents, and unlimited potential of every child across our nation. Children are the pride of every family, the hope of every community, and the future leaders of tomorrow.

As we mark this special day, we call on government at all levels, stakeholders, parents, and society to prioritize the protection, education, health, and security of every Nigerian child. Every child deserves access to quality education, a safe environment, proper healthcare, and equal opportunities to grow and succeed.

We must work together to end violence against children, child labor, abuse,trafficking,insecurity, and all forms of neglect that threaten their future. Investing in children today means building a stronger, safer, and more prosperous Nigeria tomorrow.

Let us continue to support and empower our young generation with love, care, moral guidance, and opportunities that will help them become responsible citizens and transformational leaders.

Happy Children’s Day to all our amazing children.
May your dreams shine brighter and your future be greater.

On this joyous occasion of Eid-el-Kabir, Women Rights Initiative (WORI) extends warm Sallah greetings to all our Muslim brothers and sisters across Nigeria and beyond.

May this sacred celebration bring peace, love, unity, and abundant blessings to every home. As we commemorate the spirit of sacrifice, compassion, and faith, may Allah (SWT) grant us strength to continue promoting justice, humanity, and harmony in our communities.

We pray for a peaceful and prosperous nation filled with understanding, tolerance, and opportunities for all.

Wishing you and your families a joyful and memorable Eid celebration.

Eid Mubarak! 🌙💫

✨ Eid Mubarak from Women Rights Initiative (WORI) ✨🌙

Health equity cannot be achieved without the leadership and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities. let Join hand in advancing inclusive, rights-based health decision-making processes that truly leave no one behind

Let our women be free SaY NO