School Bag
A school bag to carry school supplies and personal items.
I CARE Dignity Kit
Dignity, learning and practical care.
Kit assembly through partnerships
The I CARE Dignity Kit brings menstrual-care, personal-hygiene and educational essentials together, with a school bag. Assembly is shaped around the partnership and the people receiving the kits.
A Kit Built Around People’s Needs
Menstrual dignity connects access to practical products with information, privacy, education and supportive communities. WEEA’s kit approach brings these needs together rather than treating a kit as one isolated product.
Contents, quantities and product arrangements are agreed for each partnership and the people receiving the kits.
Kit Components
Menstrual Pads
Menstrual pads selected for users’ needs, with clear product-use and care instructions.
Underwear
Underwear in suitable sizes.
Towel and Washcloth
A personal towel and washcloth.
Washing Essentials
Bath or hand soap, plus laundry soap or washing powder for washing reusable items as directed.
Bucket and Storage
A bucket with a lid and a discreet storage or carrying pouch.
Personal Care
A toothbrush, toothpaste and comb.
Lighting Where Appropriate
A small torch where appropriate for the setting.
Menstrual-Health Learning
Menstrual-health information, educational booklets and guidance on seeking appropriate support.
Campaign Products and Packaging
Education Alongside Practical Resources
Kit contents should reflect local needs, safe use and recipient preferences. Reusable items require suitable washing, drying and storage arrangements.
Product-use information and practical learning should accompany the selected items. Organizations can discuss the language, format and audience for menstrual-health resources.
Plan a Kit Partnership
Partners can discuss product sourcing, quantities, assembly, educational materials, delivery and programme support with WEEA. Availability, delivery, care instructions and product arrangements are discussed before ordering.