Building Partnerships
At Comfy Care12, partnerships are a cornerstone of our efforts to improve menstrual health and hygiene in rural Tanzania.
We believe that by collaborating with both local and international organisations, we can amplify our impact and work towards a shared vision of empowering young women and girls to fully participate in society.
Our partnerships allow us to leverage each partner’s expertise and resources, enhancing the effectiveness of our programs and ensuring greater access to menstrual health education and sanitary products.
Our key partners, including the Australian Volunteers Program, Westerwelle Foundation, Annanke Foundation, and Rotary International, provide crucial support for our fundraising and operational needs, helping to expand our reach and build credibility. These collaborations enable us to distribute reusable sanitary pads, and offer menstrual health and hygiene education in underserved communities.
We are driven by a shared mission to provide culturally informed, holistic solutions that promote menstrual health, gender equality, and community well-being.
Our core values—empathy, inclusivity, collaboration, courage, and persistence—guide us in every partnership, ensuring that we work together with a united purpose to break down barriers and create opportunities for the girls and women we serve.
Why Partner With Us?
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By collaborating with Comfy Care12, partners contribute to a shared vision of empowering young women and girls, allowing them to fully participate in society without the stigma and challenges associated with menstruation.
In addition to making a tangible difference in the lives of thousands of girls and women, partnering with Comfy Care12 offers organisations – big and small - the chance to align with a trusted and credible local initiative.
With support from renowned partners like the Australian Government, Westerwelle Foundation, and Rotary International, Comfy Care12’s partnerships have already proven to multiply impact, extending resources and expertise to maximize program effectiveness.
Organisations partnering with Comfy Care12 not only help address critical issues like period poverty and gender inequality but also foster a culture of collaboration, inclusion, and community empowerment in Tanzania and beyond.
Become a Partner
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While it may seem like a simple question, many students in Tanzania lack access to proper menstrual health and hygiene education.
Comfy Care12 commonly receives questions from high school students in rural Tanzania that reflects a critical need for proper education about menstrual health.
With informed education, we can enable girls to manage menstruation knowledgeably, and without fear or stigma.