80% of UWI Participants Want Children, But Call for Better Support for Families

Kingston, Jamaica — March 6, 2026 — More than 50 university students gathered at Mary Seacole Hall for the inaugural “Babies, Bills and Big Decisions” panel discussion, a timely forum exploring the social, economic, and reproductive health factors shaping young Jamaicans’ decisions about starting families. Hosted by HerFlow Foundation in partnership with Mary Seacole Hall […]

Celebrate Her: Honouring Jamaican Women Who Transform Communities

Founded in 2019 in recognition of International Women’s Day, Celebrate Her was created by HerFlow Foundation to spotlight Jamaican women whose extraordinary service, leadership, and compassion often go unseen. Through the HerFlow Unsung Shero Awards, the initiative has grown into a nationally recognized platform celebrating everyday women who are creating meaningful, lasting change in their […]

HerFlow Foundation Launches “Recover with Dignity” Campaign to Support Women and Girls Affected by Hurricane Melissa

HerFlow Foundation has launched its Recover with Dignity Campaign, a humanitarian initiative aimed at ensuring women and girls affected by Hurricane Melissa have access to essential menstrual and personal care items as part of ongoing recovery efforts. While food, water, and shelter are often prioritized in disaster response, menstrual health needs are frequently overlooked—placing women […]

PICA Partners with HerFlow Foundation to Help End Period Poverty in Jamaica

The Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA), through its Business Development and Communications Unit, has partnered with the HerFlow Foundation to address period poverty in Jamaica. As part of the first phase of this collaboration, PICA donated over 40,000 menstrual products to support girls and women who face challenges accessing essential period care. During the […]

Back to School, Back to Periods: Tips for Caregivers and Students

Orientation season is here, and with it comes the excitement (and sometimes anxiety) of starting a new school year. New classrooms, new friends, new routines—it’s a fresh chapter full of opportunities. But as we prepare our children for this adventure with new uniforms, books, and supplies, there’s one area that too often gets overlooked: periods. […]