If you have a monthly period supplies subscription with Havasu Helping Girls, your orders automatically deliver every 30 days… but, everyone’s cycles are different. That means the default delivery dates […]
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Havasu Helping Girls donates period supplies and starter kits to schools in Lake Havasu City
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Period products from HHGI will be available at all six of the city’s elementary schools, Thunderbolt Middle School, and Lake Havasu High School.
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Local Lake Havasu City nonprofit, Women with Willpower, provided a grant donation to Havasu Helping Girls during their annual O’ Christmas Tree event on November 27, 2022. Women with Willpower […]
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As part of our ongoing program on research and advocacy for women’s health issues, we have added a section on our site with online surveys that individuals can take anonymously […]
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Havasu Helping Girls will have a table at the health fair portion of the November 19th Stop The Traffick Walk to End Human Trafficking in Kingman, AZ. Come visit us […]
Company News, Education, Fundraisers, Girls and Teens, News, Period Poverty Issues
Product Donation Drive at Mohave Community College
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MCC’s Phi Theta Kappa chapters on the Kingman, Bullhead City and Lake Havasu campuses are collaborating with Havasu Helping Girls to collect menstrual products and undergarments for local young women in Mohave […]
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The new booklet from Havasu Helping Girls “My First Period” is now available! You can find it online here in PDF form or it available in print at our main […]
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The month of May 2021 was exciting and full of hard work and developments here at Havasu Helping Girls! Here’s a look at some of what happened at HHGI in the month of May.
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Period Poverty Facts in Arizona In Arizona, 1 in 5 women and girls between the ages of 12 and 44 lives below the Federal Poverty Line. 1 in 4 teens […]
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Wonder what to tell your child about periods? Here’s help covering the bases. By Mayo Clinic Staff