Founder of Comfy Care12 is tackling period poverty, keeping girls in school, and building a sustainable ecosystem of empowerment and dignity across Africa
A lack of access to menstrual products carries a staggering cost, forcing adolescent girls to drop out of school and leaving them vulnerable to early marriage and the persistent cycle of poverty. But out of this urgent crisis, resilience has sparked a revolution.
In this compelling conversation, social entrepreneur Magdalena Massanja, founder of Comfy Care12, sits down with Dr. Malini Saba, managing editor, LA Evolution Magazine, to discuss her pioneering venture. Providing eco-friendly reusable sanitary pads and vital hygiene education to dismantle cultural taboos, Massanja's work delivers lifelong positive impacts, empowering girls to take control of their health, education, and futures. Here, she shares her inspiring blueprint for building an ecosystem of independence, empowerment, and leadership for women across Africa.
