Starlight Foundation

Intentionally building a world of Hope in which every child can grow up safe to its full potential without any Threats.

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🌟Our 2025 Impact Report is out🌟

Read the full report and walk this journey with us.
👉 https://t.co/hhN0dHqvK5

#ImpactReport2025 #StarlightFoundation #HopeInAction

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Watch full interview here: https://t.co/qL5vRqUcIo

#AccesstoJustice #StarlightFoundation #JusticeInReach #WeAreCommitted #ConsortiumForStreetChildren #EquiAccess

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Our EquiAccess team and our student advocates continued their media outreach to Adoa TV. Together they used the platform to speak clearly about children’s rights and how every one of us can help create a Ghana where all children, including those who are street-connected, are

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heard and protected.

Our young advocates carried this message with confidence. Abdul brought the discussion to life with a story from his own neighbourhood.

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#EquiAccess: We’re live with our Student Advocates🤩🤩🤩🤩

https://t.co/f0FsmXUBlO

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🌟 Ready to make a real difference?

📋 Roles Available:
Internal Auditor | Tax Consultant | Graphic Designer | Finance & Accounting Officer | Content | Video Editor/Photographer | Research & Data Analyst | MEL Officer

📅 Apply by 30th June 2026
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We pour into our communities, and we pour into our people — because we believe in what happens when both grow together. Today, that belief has been rewarded. You were put forward because you deserve to be here, and the it’s just confirmed. Congratulations! 🎉🎊🎉

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As we mark World Menstrual Hygiene Day, we remind ourselves that the work does not stop today. Access to sanitary pads should not depend on luck, charity, or privilege. It requires government commitment, policy action, and investment in menstrual equity.

#MHDay2026

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This year, the Starlight Foundation has been moving beyond classrooms — visiting schools in deprived communities, markets, streets, and high‑risk areas to engage young people in honest conversations about menstrual health.

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The boys listened with intention, because when boys learn early, they grow into men who uplift rather than shame.

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One young girl shared something that has stayed with us. She said that during her period, she uses anything she can find to absorb blood because a sanitary pad is a luxury she cannot afford. That is the face of period poverty. It is not a theory. It is a lived experience.

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Starlight Foundation has taken the Let Her Know project back to the very places where period poverty is most visible.

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As we build towards World Menstrual Hygiene Day and its global call for a world where menstruation is safe, understood and free from shame, our team met with street‑connected and vulnerable young girls whose daily realities remind us why this work matters.

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not negotiable.

#LetHerKnow #MenstrualHygieneDay #WingsOfSupport #MHDay2026 #PeriodPoverty #EmpowerHer

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This is the purpose of Let Her Know. It is also the spirit of World Menstrual Hygiene Day. Period poverty does not end in classrooms. It ends wherever girls are. Thanks to Wings of Support, we reached girls the world often overlooks and reminded them that their dignity is

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choice and dignity are not privileges but rights.

What began with worry ended with understanding. What began with silence ended with confidence. And the smiles that followed were the kind that say, "You see me, and you value me."

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With the support of Wings of Support, our health facilitators offered practical guidance on how to use, wash, dry and safely store both reusable and disposable sanitary pads. Starlight provided each girl with pads that meet her needs, whether reusable or disposable, so that