Renowned media personality and advocate for women's health, Diana Akosua Adutwumwaa Britwum, has commended the Government of Ghana's initiative to provide free sanitary pads to teenage girls across the nation.
She described the move as a significant milestone in the fight against period poverty and a crucial step toward ensuring menstrual health equity.
The newly launched "Free Sanitary Pads" programme is a groundbreaking effort aimed at addressing period poverty, improving menstrual hygiene, and empowering teenage girls to lead healthier, more dignified lives.
According to Akosua, the initiative aligns closely with her vision as the founder of the AABryt Foundation, whose long-standing mission is to break the stigma surrounding menstruation and ensure access to high-quality, affordable menstrual products for all teenage girls.
