Maasai girls in Kenya face significant obstacles to education, including deeply entrenched traditions, early marriage, and a lack of access to menstrual hygiene products. In celebration of International Day of the Girl Child, we spotlight how Huru International is helping girls like Neema overcome these barriers. 

Read more to discover how you can help us transform the lives of Maasai girls and support their journey toward education and empowerment.

For five years, Huru International and ThisIsL. have empowered 35,500 girls in Kenya by providing sustainable menstrual products and essential health education. This impactful partnership helps young women stay in school, maintain their dignity, and build brighter futures, demonstrating the power of strategic collaboration in driving long-term change and breaking down barriers to education and opportunity.

Huru International celebrates devoted girl dads in Kenya who champion their daughters' education through menstrual health support. Despite hardships, these fathers nurture resilience by providing menstrual products and open dialogue.

Amid the devastating floods in Kenya, Huru is urgently working to provide essential relief to affected communities. Join us in our efforts to offer hope and support. Every donation makes a difference.

A story. from the field. Huru’s mission to help 1,000 girls before Spring Break.

Back-to-school season should be filled with excitement, but for many girls in East Africa, it's overshadowed by the challenges of period poverty. Read our latest blog post to discover the deep-rooted impacts of period poverty and how schools, in partnership with Huru International, are becoming beacons of hope. Learn how you can be a part of the change with Huru's back-to-school campaign.

During this year’s season of giving, Barbara Albert, shares why she has been a long-time supporter of Huru. We have been fortunate to benefit from Barb’s Mending A Life program to support many of the trainees of our Skills Development Program.