ANAH News
12 September, 2024
ANAH Angola, in partnership with Days for Girls UK, carried out meaningful activities in Camanongue, Moxico Province. With leadership from Amy Barklam (Board Chair) and Delyth Pannett (Country Coordinator), the Angola 2024 Project provided menstrual health education and distributed reusable menstrual kits to 230 schoolgirls, empowering them to manage their periods safely and confidently.
The project reached three schools:
School 1: 418 students (168 girls)
School 2: 627 students (256 girls)
School 3 (Dr. Agostinho Neto): 530 students (180 girls)
26 September, 2024
On September 26th, 2024, ANAH Angola and Days for Girls UK took important steps to ensure the success and expansion of the Angola 2024 Project in Moxico Province. In collaboration with the Provincial Directors of Education and Health, Days for Girls UK Board Chair Amy Barklam and Country Coordinator Delyth Pannett discussed the significant strides made in empowering women and girls through menstrual health education and the distribution of reusable kits.
Both Directors expressed their strong support for the project, recognizing its transformative potential and pledging institutional backing to help expand its reach across the province.
25 september 2024
ANAH Angola, in partnership with Days for Girls UK, made a lasting impact in Moxico Province, Angola. Led by Days for Girls UK Board Chair Amy Barklam and Country Coordinator Delyth Pannett, we provided reusable menstrual kits and essential maternal health support to women and schoolgirls in Camanongue.
One of the highlights was donating breast pads and heavy flow kits to new mothers at the Luena maternity hospital, ensuring they can manage postpartum needs with dignity, comfort, and hygiene. Together, we’re not just addressing menstrual health but empowering women with the resources and knowledge for long-term well-being and community health education.
5 April, 2024
The Days for Girls UK Country Coordinator joined hands with ANAH volunteers in Luena to sew their very first shield : a key component of washable menstrual kits. Together, they have laid the foundation for the Luena UK Sewing Team, working towards producing reusable health kits for the Moxico community.
This initiative empowers women with both skills and sustainable solutions, fostering health, dignity, and opportunity for many.