We chose menstrual cups because they provide a safe, sustainable and long-lasting solution for young women facing period poverty.A menstrual cup is a soft, flexible medical-grade silicone cup that is inserted into the vagina to collect menstrual fluid. When used correctly, it is hygienic, comfortable and safe. Once inserted, most users do not feel it and can continue their daily activities, including going to school, working, exercising and swimming.Each cup can be reused for up to 10 years, replacing around 2,500 disposable pads or tampons. Combined with education and local support, menstrual cups help young women manage their periods with greater confidence while reducing both financial and environmental burdens.For more details:menstrualcupcoalition.org/frequently-asked-questions-about-menstrual-cups/

We believe that every young woman deserves the opportunity to build the future she chooses for herself. Yet many face barriers that can interrupt their education, limit employment opportunities and affect their confidence.By helping remove one of those barriers, we enable young women to continue learning, succeed at work and realize their full potential.When a young woman thrives, the benefits extend far beyond her own life.Families grow stronger.Communities become more resilient.Future generations gain new opportunities.Investing in young women is one of the most powerful ways to create lasting social change.

The Island of Mozambique was chosen for our first pilot programme because the need was significant and very few menstrual health initiatives had reached the area.Menstrual products were difficult to access, fresh water was limited, and many young women faced barriers to managing their periods safely and with dignity.The menstrual cup offered a practical, long-lasting solution that was particularly well suited to the local context.Working alongside trusted local partners, we launched our first programme there in 2020.The results exceeded all expectations, with more than 92% of participants embracing the menstrual cup and a significant reduction in school absenteeism.Those encouraging results gave us the confidence to expand the programme to other regions of Mozambique and later to Madagascar.The Island of Mozambique will always hold a special place in the Cup&Go! story. It is where one promise became reality.

Following the success of our pilot programme in Madagascar, Cup&Go! chose Nosy Be for the next phase of the project because we believe it offers the opportunity to create meaningful and lasting impact.Around 14% of the island's population are young women aged 15–30 a generation whose education, health and economic participation will help shape the future of their communities.We are also proud to work alongside Wings of Change Association, a trusted local organisation providing education and vocational training to young people facing financial challenges. Their local knowledge and commitment make them an ideal partner to deliver the programme.By combining menstrual health education, reusable menstrual cups and strong local partnerships, we hope to help another 500 young women continue their education, succeed at work and unlock new opportunities.

The cost of each programme depends on the number of young women being supported and the local implementation requirements.A donation of US$10 empowers one young woman by providing:A reusable menstrual cup that can last up to 10 yearsMenstrual health education and trainingLocal follow-up and ongoing support for several monthsEmployment for local trainers and programme coordinatorsEvery contribution, whatever the amount, helps us reach more young women and strengthen the communities we work with.

Making a donation is simple.You can support Cup&Go! in one of two ways:• Donate through LeetchiA quick and secure way to contribute to our fundraising campaign.• Donate directly to COULDYOU? Our trusted implementation partner, responsible for delivering the programmes on the ground.Every contribution, whatever the amount, supports the journey!💙 Donate through Leetchi here💙 Donate through COULDYOU? hereIf you would like to support Cup&Go! in another way, such as through your company, foundation or a fundraising initiative, we'd love to hear from you. Please contact us via the contact form.

Every Cup&Go! programme is delivered in partnership with trusted local organisations.Working alongside COULDYOU?, our implementation partner, and carefully selected community partners, we ensure that every programme is adapted to local needs and delivered with respect and dignity.Each programme follows the same approach:Community leaders, schools and local stakeholders are informed and involved.Young women attend menstrual health education sessions in small groups.Participants receive a reusable menstrual cup and practical training on how to use it safely.Local trainers provide ongoing support during the first months of use.Each programme is evaluated, and an impact report is produced to measure the results and guide future programmes.This approach ensures that every programme creates lasting impact while strengthening local knowledge, employment and community engagement.

Every Cup&Go! programme is evaluated to understand the difference it makes in the lives of the young women we support.Working with our implementation partner, COULDYOU?, we collect feedback before, during and after each programme to assess both participation and longer-term outcomes.We measure indicators such as:Acceptance and continued use of the menstrual cupSchool attendance and participationConfidence in managing menstruationParticipant feedback and satisfactionCommunity engagement and local implementation The findings are compiled into a Programme Report, helping us continuously improve future programmes while providing transparency to our donors and partners.Our goal is not only to distribute menstrual cups, but to create lasting opportunities and measurable impact.Every programme teaches us something. Every lesson helps us create even greater impact for the next community we serve.