On March 5, 2020, the Foundation for Mother and Child Health (FMCH) Indonesia distributed 48 packages of Environmentally Friendly Sanitary Napkins from Days for Girls (DfG) to Posyandu mothers in Lanu Village. In addition, the DfG Trainer from FMCH Indonesia also provided counselling on the importance of Feminine Hygiene, due to the lack of knowledge

CLICK MORE TO READ OUR POST IN BAHASA INDONESINA.                     The Priscilla Hall Memorial Foundation and The Rotary Club of Glen Innes NSW on this special day recognise & thank the Australian DfG Chapters who support our work in the distribution of hygiene DfG kits to

Wednesday, February 14, 2020: A total of 75 young women in Lanu Village, Amanatun Selatan-Nusa Tenggara Timur District West Timor celebrated Valentine’s Day by attending the Days for Girls training program. This was organised by the Foundation for Mother and Child Health Indonesia, with the aim that these young women would love and understand self,

Socialization of Reproductive Health for girls and teachers at SMP Negeri 1 Kodi Utara, Thursday (1/30/20). The Project Hope Sumba health division team provided information on reproductive health to 60 students and teachers in SMP Negeri 1 Kodi Utara. This socialization focuses on how to overcome reproductive health problems experienced by women such as menstruation,

In January while in Jakarta I (Don Hall) had the opportunity to attend the monthly meeting of ANZA Social Welfare Committee. ANZA have partnered with The Foundation since it was established in 2004 shortly after Priscilla’s accident. This gave me the opportunity to update them on the Indonesian Distribution for Days for Girls. In 2019

In desa Kawonga Dana a group of  young people met on May Day to receive DfG information on reproductive health and ask questions. YHS’ staff member Kanis led the meeting, and as usual there was not even a question that the girls might be bashful in asking questions on such a subject to a man.