Access to period care
Reusable-pad education and distribution are part of the foundation’s menstrual dignity work.
We create room for women and girls to learn, lead, live with dignity, and reach their full potential.
Care in practice.
A future in view.
From verified 2025 outreach records to a long-term dignity goal, Hope for Her is building a practical path toward menstrual health access for girls and women.
- direct participants reached in 2025
- 2025 outreach700+
- reusable pads distributed in 2025
- 2025 outreach3,500+
- documented menstrual dignity interventions
- Documented work4
- girls and women we aim to reach by 2030
- Our 2030 goal100,000
The participant and pad figures are from the consolidated 2025 report, not all-time totals. The intervention count is foundation-approved. Our 2030 goal is an ambition, not achieved reach or a guarantee of delivery.
Read the context behind these figuresA period should not
put life on pause.
Menstrual dignity means access to practical period care, clear information and the confidence to ask questions without shame.
No girl should have to choose between caring for herself and taking part in school or everyday life. That is the reason for this work.
Practical care.
Shared knowledge.
Hope for Her brings menstrual dignity support, reproductive health education and community outreach together.
Space to learn
Menstrual and reproductive health education makes room for informed, open conversations.
Care in communities
Outreach connects practical support with women and girls in underserved communities.
From the field.
Explore selected project records and the campaign archive. Individual project evidence is still being reviewed.
Bleed with Dignity
New Kuchingoro IDP Camp, Abuja ·A menstrual dignity intervention at New Kuchingoro IDP Camp, Abuja, on 28 May 2026.
Pad a Girl — Yola & Fufore
Yola & Fufore, Adamawa ·Menstrual-health education, reusable-pad education and distribution in two schools.
Pad a Girl — Gwagwa
Gwagwa, Abuja ·Training and education in making and using reusable pads.
Maiduguri Flood Relief Support
Maiduguri, Borno ·Flood relief support in Maiduguri, Borno, on 19 October 2024.
Project photographs are shown only where their collection context identifies the outreach. Further photographs will be added as their context is confirmed.
See the work.
Understand the evidence.
The 2025 figures above come from the consolidated 2025 report. Full report files are not yet available on this website.
Our existing project records identify information still awaiting review. Programme outputs are not the same as independently verified long-term outcomes.
The leadership
behind the work.
Dr. Asmau Abdullahi Ribadu
Founder / Chief Executive
Dr. Asmau Abdullahi Ribadu is the Founder and Chief Executive of Hope for Her Foundation, where she leads work focused on menstrual dignity, reproductive health education and community outreach for women and girls.
Meet our founderHer future is
our shared
work.
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