The JWN Foundation has strengthened its End Period Poverty Drive with the installation of menstrual product dispensers in 17 schools across Kingston, Clarendon, and St. Elizabeth. This innovative, school-based solution ensures girls have consistent, year-round access to essential menstrual care, helping them stay in class and focus on their education. Since 2020, the JWNF's End Period Poverty initiative has assisted nearly 9,000 girls and women across Jamaica. This year, the foundation has expanded its intervention through a partnership with 'Free Likkle Cupboard' and initiated a new Adopt-a-School programme in an effort to continue to champion dignity, continuity, and community-driven impact. Together, the Foundation and its partners are creating sustainable change because access should never be a one-time solution. #JWNFoundation #EndPeriodPoverty