clients

Schools & Universities

Menstrual hygiene management solutions for primary schools, secondary schools, and universities across Kenya. Educational institutions have a responsibility to provide safe, clean washroom facilities for students of all ages. We serve over 40 schools and universities across Kenya, from primary schools to major university campuses. Our school programs go beyond waste disposal — we include menstrual health education sessions, age-appropriate hygiene signage, and emergency sanitary product dispensers. We believe no student should miss class due to inadequate washroom provisions. We offer special pricing for public schools and partner with NGOs to extend our services to underserved educational institutions. Our team understands the unique challenges of school environments, including high foot traffic and varied age groups.

The Impact of Poor Sanitary Facilities on Education

UNESCO estimates that 1 in 10 girls in sub-Saharan Africa misses school during menstruation, with many eventually dropping out entirely. In Kenya, the Menstrual Hygiene Management Policy (2019-2030) recognizes access to proper disposal facilities as a critical component of keeping girls in school. Our school program directly addresses this by ensuring every student has access to clean, private, and dignified sanitary disposal — eliminating one of the key barriers to educational continuity for young women.

Age-Appropriate Hygiene Education

Our menstrual health workshops are designed for different age groups. For primary school students (Class 4-8), sessions focus on understanding puberty, basic menstrual hygiene, and how to use disposal facilities. Secondary school workshops address advanced topics including menstrual health management, destigmatization, and peer support. University programs focus on leadership in menstrual health advocacy and workplace readiness. All sessions are delivered by trained facilitators using culturally sensitive, evidence-based materials developed in partnership with public health professionals.

Subsidized and Sponsored Programs for Public Schools

We believe financial constraints should never prevent a school from providing proper sanitary facilities. Our public school subsidy program offers significantly reduced rates based on school enrollment and county location. Additionally, through our corporate CSR partnerships, we facilitate fully sponsored washroom upgrades for schools in underserved areas. These sponsored programs include bin supply and installation, regular servicing for the academic year, hygiene education workshops, and emergency sanitary product supply.

Sector-Specific Features

Student menstrual health education

Age-appropriate hygiene signage

Special pricing for public schools

NGO partnership programs

Term-aligned service schedules

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer sanitary waste services for primary schools?

Yes. We serve primary schools across Kenya with age-appropriate sanitary bins, hygiene signage, and menstrual health education workshops designed for Class 4-8 students who are beginning to experience puberty.

Is there special pricing for public schools?

Yes. We offer significantly subsidized rates for public schools based on enrollment size and county location. Through our corporate CSR partnerships, some schools receive fully sponsored services at no cost.

Do you provide menstrual health education for students?

Yes. We deliver age-appropriate menstrual health workshops for primary, secondary, and university students. Sessions cover proper disposal, menstrual health awareness, and destigmatization, delivered by trained facilitators.

Can you align service schedules with school terms?

Absolutely. We offer term-aligned service contracts that match the academic calendar. Services pause during school holidays and resume at the start of each term, so you only pay for active periods.

Do you supply emergency sanitary products for students?

Yes. We install emergency sanitary product dispensers in school washrooms so students who experience unexpected periods can access products immediately without having to leave class or the school premises.

How do you handle the high foot traffic in school washrooms?

Can NGOs partner with you to sponsor school programs?

Yes. We actively partner with NGOs to extend our services to underserved schools. We manage the full implementation — from needs assessment to installation and ongoing servicing — while providing detailed impact reports to sponsoring organizations.

Do you serve boarding schools?

Yes. Boarding schools require additional consideration for evening and weekend coverage. We design service plans that account for 24/7 student presence, including weekend servicing and larger-capacity bins in dormitory washrooms.

What about universities with multiple campus buildings?

We serve major university campuses with multi-building coverage. Each building receives a customized service plan based on its specific foot traffic, user demographics, and washroom configuration.

How many students have your education programs reached?

To date, our menstrual health education programs have reached over 8,000 students across primary and secondary schools in Kenya. Our programs are expanding through new NGO partnerships and corporate sponsorships.