International African Women’s Day
Gender equality is a simple idea. It’s the conviction that women deserve the same rights, opportunities and knowledge as men. It’s also the conviction that women have just as much…
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NGO SANG tabou visits one of its partners, the Olympic clinic
To commemorate World Menstrual Hygiene Day, the NGO SANG tabou visited one of its partners, the Olympic Clinic, and presented a symbolic gift to the clinic’s managing doctor. By fostering…
Thanks to the Denise NYAKERU Foundation “FDNT”
On behalf of the NGO SANG TABOU and on my own behalf. I would like to thank the DNTshisekedi Foundation for the opportunity you have given our NGO to appear…
World Menstrual Hygiene Day.
Every May 28, the international community commemorates World Menstrual Hygiene Day. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) estimates that 66% of girls in Africa are not properly informed about menstruation…
Sang Tabou Ambassadors Training Second Promotion
It’s true that in Congolese society, menstruation is often a taboo subject, difficult to discuss with family and friends. As a result, Congolese girls remain silent and in blatant ignorance…
Infertility Awareness Week
In this National Infertility Awareness Week, it’s important to recognize and support all women struggling with infertility, whether they talk about it or keep their struggles to themselves. To all…