Violence against women and girls affects all females and crosses cultural and economic boundaries. We have begun campaigns, education programs, skills building and economic empowerment programming, community mobilization, and participatory group education efforts to stop this harmful practice. Such interventions aim to change attitudes and norms that support violence against women and girls, thereby empowering women and girls economically and …
We support our girls by training them on their personal Health & Screening program and supply the Maasai women with sanitary pads. They become aware of who they really are and the measures to take to understand their reproductive health. Menstruation is a biological process, but the myths and taboos surrounding it have perpetuated for generations. These myths can lead …
Educating women is the single, most effective way to reduce poverty, improve health and economic well-being, and bring development to communities throughout the world. LMO is focusing on the empowering the disadvantaged Maasai woman. Only 48 percent of girls enroll in school, and only 10 percent reach secondary school level. Persistent poverty and cultural belief systems perpetuate the subjugation of …