CHARITY PARTNERS
What does it mean to partner with NuShu Sisters?
Becoming a partner with us means that you have caught our vision and the work you or your company is doing aligns with the heart of NuShu Sisters. Agreeing to become our partner means you would be promoted by us as well as returning the favor to help us in turn both reach the populations we are aiming for. Our goal for creating partnerships is to create relationships with other individuals or businesses that are going after the same vision we are, to come along-side and support one another. We are in this together, collaboration over competition!
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2024 International Women’s Day Celebration
2024 International Women’s Day
2023 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY
International Day of the Girl Child Celebrations
October 2022
WORLD MENSTRUAL DAY 28 MAY
A word from Trymore from Zimbabwe : Ambassador/ CEO at Pathways Women Empowerment & Girl Child Support Network
“The global pandemic crisis of Corona virus and lockdown has impacted negatively to the livelihoods of communities, especially the young women in remote areas.As an organization we are passionate about issues related to menstrual health hygiene that affect the youth and women.
Due to ongoing lockdown to minize the spread of Corona virus, young girls in rural areas within our district were already facing an uphill struggle in accessing reproductive health services
As an organization based in Matebeland North, a province largely made up of rural people, the interaction shows that the novel coronavirus has taken its toll, particularly on girl's reproductive, with hospitals inaccessible and essential goods that are not affordable.
Rural girls have been forced to alternate between using unhygienic and unsafe Sanitary wear. For their monthly cycles, young girls in remote areas have alternated to using tree leaves or rags clothes that they wash and reuse. Some have also resorted to using newspapers and old books as situation continues to worsen. Our government does not seem to have a plan, with no contingency measures being put in place to aid the rural girls.
As a result, many of young girls are at risk of having poor menstrual hygiene that can lead to many issues, such as fungai bacteria infections of the reproductive and urinary tracts. In one of our AWH sessions some young girls said after) they feel discomfort and their pervil areas developed sores and blisters.
Young girls are also struggling to access family planning services due to indefinite lockdown extention and are at risk of having unwanted pregnancies, abortions and possible deaths of mothers and their children in process.
Periods don't stop because of this global pandemic, there is need for advocacy towards mobilization of communities during these trying times we address menstrual health issues as matter of urgency.We have managed to distribute about 3700 since 2018 up to date.
We are looking forward to reach more adolescents girls in remote areas. For this year we are looking forward to celebrate World Menstrual Day 28 May and distribute about 200 Days for Girls reusable sanitary wear.
We have chosen NuShu Sisters to be our fundraising Ambassador for celebration of World Menstrual Day 28 May, through sharing our struggle towards fighting period poverty and shattering the stigma surrounding menstruation and promoting menstrual health management.Will attach some of the pictures of our work. We are going to send a report of the celebration day including pictures. Funds can be transferred through Western Union to our Finance account lady Sehliselo Dube.”
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World Help
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Girls on the Run
The Girls on the Run program educates and prepares girls for a life-time of self-respect and healthy living. Our mission is to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. This curriculum combines training for a 5k (3.1 miles) with lessons that inspire girls to become independent thinkers, enhance their problem solving skills and make healthy decisions. All of this is accomplished through an active collaboration with girls and their parents, schools, volunteers, staff, and the community.
During each 10-week season, GOTR teams meet twice a week in small groups of 8-15 girls. Life skills are taught through dynamic, conversation-based lessons and running games. Running is used to inspire and motivate girls, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. At each season’s conclusion, the girls and their running buddies complete a celebratory 5k. Our hope for the girls is that this finish line is just the beginning!
Her Light House
“Shining the Light of Hope as we rewrite stories of new life and freedom for pregnant survivors of sexual exploitation and their babies.
HER LightHouse is the first home in Florida providing transformational residential services for up to two years.”
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NuShu Sisters donated resources to help fund Big Offers Market. With the aid of a local Mexican church this market was built to create sustained living for the 200 residents, comprised mainly of women and children, who were tragically living at the local garbage dump. They feed 120 children a week, provide clothes shoes, and the Big Offer Market is stocked with over 1,000 household products.
The grand opening was May 1st, 2021!
NuShu Sisters Donates to Young Lives
(a program for teen moms through Young Life)
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