about us
Flow of Love is a community-driven organization dedicated to empowering girls in rural areas through period education, access to sanitary products and mentorship. Founded in September 2023, our mission is to break the barriers of menstrual stigma, ensuring that no girl misses out on opportunities due to a lack of essential hygiene products or misinformation about her own body. Many girls in rural communities struggle to afford sanitary products, and widespread stigma prevents open conversations about menstrual health. This silence leads to shame, school absenteeism, and health risks. At Flow of Love, we believe that education and access are the keys to change. By providing menstrual health education, distributing sanitary products, and offering mentorship, we work towards a future where menstruation is understood, accepted, and supported. We are committed to create a world where every girl can manage her period with dignity and confidence.
Our Mission
To empower girls in rural areas through menstrual health education, access to sanitary products and mentorship, ensuring they can pursue their education and personal growth without barriers.
Our Vision
To create a world where every girl is empowered to manage their menstrual health with dignity and confidence and understands menstrual health as a normal part of life free from stigma
Hope Chebet (Chairperson)
Hope is passionate about empowering girls through education, mentorship, and menstrual health awareness. As the founder of Flow of Love, she is dedicated to ensuring that no girl misses opportunities due to period poverty or lack of support. With a background in International Relations and a strong commitment to community service, she has worked on various initiatives focused on gender equality, youth empowerment, and social impact. Through Flow of Love, she aims to create a lasting change by providing sanitary products and educating girls on menstrual health and hygiene.
Debbora Chepkemoi (Program Outreach Coordinator)
Debbora has a strong desire to ensure that girls have the uttermost access to the required sanitary products to maintain their health, dignity and wellbeing, as well as knowledge on reproductive health. She has prior experience in community programs and outreaches in the field of dentistry, with passion in community engagement and education. She aims to create a positive change especially in rural communities, where both sexes embrace menstrual hygiene as a natural process free from shame and stigma through pad drives, workshops and community outreaches.
Phoebe Cherotich (Operations Manager)
Passionate about giving back to the community and volunteer work, Phoebe is dedicated to ensuring that every girl has access to reproductive health education as well as sanitary products. As the operations manager, she plays a key role in organizing the distribution of supplies, coordinating outreach efforts and ensuring that all activities run smoothly. Her goal is to break the barriers of stigma, and empower young girls with the knowledge and resources they need to manage their periods with dignity and confidence.