
YOU can help end the stigma. PERIOD.
Period stigma holds girls back. But together, we can change the narrative — and ensure every girl can manage her period with dignity and pride.

Period stigma holds girls back. But together, we can change the narrative — and ensure every girl can manage her period with dignity and pride.

February is Donor Love Month at Plan International. It’s our time to celebrate you! Every day, you bring hope, opportunity and joy to the children
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When Rachidatou fled Burkina Faso, she carried more than fear. She carried a dream. Now, thanks to inclusive education in Togo, she’s pursuing that dream of becoming a doctor. Her story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when every student is seen, supported and included.
A new report from Plan and Save the Children highlights the urgent protection needs of unaccompanied migrant children stranded in Mexico’s high-risk border cities.
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When girls have access to menstrual health education and supplies, the impact goes far beyond hygiene. It opens doors to confidence, school attendance and long-term empowerment. This blog explores how breaking period stigma creates ripple effects that transform lives and communities.

From El Salvador to Togo, grandmothers, mothers and daughters are speaking openly about periods — many for the first time. These intergenerational conversations are breaking taboos, building understanding and helping girls navigate their menstrual health with dignity.
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Apriana is a 12-year-old sponsored child with a passion for science. Growing up in a remote community in Indonesia, she imagines exploring the wonders of

February is Donor Love Month here at Plan International — a time to celebrate the appreciation we have for our incredible supporters who are the