WorkingGlobally
Partnering with the UN to distribute IMMI to girls who need it most Globally, there are 1.9 billion women who menstruate, yet a significant portion remains uninformed about menstrual health. This gap is more pronounced in Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), where over 900 million women lack access to mobile internet. Our vision is that every girl has the ability to learn about her menstrual cycle from an early age to increase gender equity by ensuring periods are not a barrier to attending school.
"It’s simplified menstrual tracking, I feel less stressed."
"I’m not afraid of menstruating anymore"
"My mum encourages me to use it. She even advised me to keep it safe and not let my little sisters play with it."
"It was easier than keeping track in a mobile application."
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IMPACT
We ran a pilot with the UN, and monitored how IMMI increased knowledge, and influenced their lifestyle: 1. 1. 9 out of 10 girls said that there's been a positive impact on their lives now that they know what day of their cycle they're on 2. 2. 85% of girls said that wearing the watch gives them confidence in taking the necessary steps to prepare for their period
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