Jamii Afyaplus Limited (JALI) is a social enterprise producing a range of eco-friendly and cost-effective reusable pads that help address period poverty and its negative psychosocial consequences for women and girls in Tanzania.
JALI promotes a natural, healthy lifestyle. We provide Menstrual Health and Hygiene training in schools and communities, and we have a growing network of rural-based female youth and women trained and economically empowered by Jamii Afyaplus Limited.
To end period poverty and unemployment by improving the well-being of girls and women through the production of an affordable range of reusable sanitary pads, training, and awareness on Menstrual Health and Hygiene.
A leading East African social enterprise producing a range of eco-friendly, cost-effective reusable sanitary pads and diapers, reaching the most underserved.
The principles that guide every pad we make and every girl we train.
Every girl and woman deserves to manage her period with comfort, confidence and respect.
Eco-friendly, reusable products that cut waste and protect our environment.
Quality that is within reach, so cost never stands between a girl and her education.
Training and jobs for rural youth and women, creating income and leadership.
Open, honest menstrual health and hygiene knowledge in schools and communities.
Professionalism, transparency and care in all that we do.
When girls and women can afford safe period care and understand their bodies, they stay in school, earn, and lead.
Period poverty, information gaps and unemployment hold girls and women back.
We produce reusable pads, teach MHH and train people to make their own.
Affordable protection, confident girls and women earning an income.
An end to period poverty and stronger, healthier communities.
ProductionOur team of over 15 dedicated youth and women work with top-notch production machinery to meet our community's daily demands.
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EducationJALI bridges the MHH information gap by offering Afyaplus reusable pads and MHH, sexual reproductive health and rights education with professionalism.
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TrainingTo collectively end period poverty and achieve SDG 6, we train individuals and groups to make low-cost reusable pads using locally available materials.
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