South Coast Fever
Sanitary support for rural schoolgirls
The initiative supports young women in the community.
The recent Career Women’s Brunch & Bubbles event at the Shelly Centre also benefited girls at the rural Ingwemabala Comprehensive High School in Betania.
Centre management expressed its gratefulness to the community for the support and attendance.
The event celebrated women’s empowerment and was a fantastic opportunity for connection and inspiration.
In line with the centre’s Women’s Month commitment, it donated 208 sanitary pads to the high school.
The initiative supports young women in the community, helping them stay focused on their education and helping them to maintain their dignity while they do so.
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