No Srey Left Behind

Empowering every girl to manage her period with dignity, confidence, and pride.

Periods Shouldn’t Stop Potential

“Srey” means girl in Khmer — and every srey deserves the chance to live, learn, and thrive without being held back by her period.

In rural Cambodia, too many girls miss school each month simply because they don’t have access to safe menstrual products.

The result? Lost education, lost confidence, and lost potential.

No Srey Left Behind is our one-time fundraiser to change that.

We’re raising funds to provide 150–200 reusable menstrual hygiene Kits through our trusted partner, Cambodia Rural Students Trust, and their powerful initiative Project G – Empowering Girls.

These Kits will be distributed to girls at both ABCS and Rice and Charity English School for Community during our upcoming tour.

Our team will be actively participating in the educational workshops alongside the Project G facilitators and will personally hand out the Kits to each participant - creating a powerful, shared moment of dignity, education, and connection.

About Project G – Empowering Girls

Project G – Empowering Girls is a transformative program led by Cambodia Rural Students Trust, focused on delivering women’s health education and sustainable menstrual hygiene solutions to girls in rural communities.

Partnering with Days for Girls International, Project G provides:

✅ Vital menstrual and women’s health education

✅ Reusable, washable Kits that last up to three years

✅ Workshops delivered by qualified Days for Girls educators

✅ Endorsement from Cambodia’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport

Each menstrual kit is sewn by a team of five professional seamstresses employed through the program - creating local jobs and ensuring consistent quality. The result is a dignified, long-term solution that helps girls stay in school, stay healthy, and reach their full potential.

💗 How You Can Help

For just $20 AUD, you can sponsor a reusable Kit for a girl in rural Cambodia - giving her the tools, education, and confidence she needs to thrive.

Whether you donate one Kit or twenty, your contribution makes a direct and lasting impact.

Let’s ensure that no girl - no srey - is left behind because of her period.

🔗 Click here to sponsor a kit

4 Key Facts About Period Poverty in Cambodia

Missed School Days

Around 1 in 4 girls in rural Cambodia miss school during their period because they don’t have access to proper menstrual products or safe, private toilets at school.

Poor Facilities

Many schools in Cambodia lack basic hygiene facilities, including clean water, soap, and gender-separated bathrooms — making it extremely difficult for girls to manage their periods with dignity.

Unsafe Alternatives

Without access to affordable sanitary products, girls often resort to using unsafe alternatives like old cloth, leaves, or even newspaper, increasing the risk of infection and discomfort.

Period Stigma

Menstruation is still a taboo topic in many Cambodian communities, causing girls to feel shame, fear, or embarrassment during their periods — and preventing open conversations about menstrual health.

One Kit. Lasting Change.

A reusable Project G kit provides everything a girl needs to manage her period with dignity for up to three years. It means she can go to school, focus on learning, and participate fully in daily life — without fear or shame. It's not just a kit — it’s a key to confidence and opportunity.

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