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Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Emergencies for Emergency WASH Trainers

This training has been supported by. Sarah House. Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Emergencies for Emergency WASH Trainers. 5 April 2013. Aims.

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Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Emergencies for Emergency WASH Trainers

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  1. This training has been supported by Sarah House Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) in Emergencies for Emergency WASH Trainers 5 April 2013

  2. Aims • Provide an opportunity for emergency WASH trainers or those with a training responsibility to improve / update their knowledge and confidence to integrate MHM into their trainings • To provide the opportunity for emergency WASH trainers to share ideas with each other on how to best integrate MHM into trainings

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  5. This training has been supported by Sarah House Contributions to the materials included in this day: • Learning from trainings run or awareness raising sessions for or on behalf of: REDR, UNICEF, UNHCR, Austrian Red Cross, Yme, ACF, MSF Holland, EEHF • Research which went into the preparation of: ‘Menstrual Hygiene Matters; A resource for improving menstrual hygiene around the world’ developed by a team at WaterAid with inputs from many people around the world, co-published by 18 organisations • Experiences, case studies, materials from: IRC, OXFAM-GB, ACF, MSF, IFRC, Suzanne Ferron, Dr Marni Sommer, WEDC, WaterAid, UNICEF and a range of other organisations • Donations / contributions to items for the toolkits: MakaPads; AFRIpads (U) Ltd; WEDC; WASHplus/HIP/USAID; UNICEF Afghanistan; and other materials provided by: WaterAid; REDR; SHARE; Sarah House • Staff / individuals time contributions: RedR (Michelle Farrington), WaterAid (Sue Cavill), Independent (Sarah House) • Training materials developed / collated by Sarah House utilising the learning and contributions noted above

  6. This training has been supported by Sarah House • Materials are being shared as open source materials: • For use and adaption by emergency WASH trainers across organisations • When using these materials: • Please credit photographs as identified in these materials • Please credit original publications where published materials are referred to or utilised • We would appreciate having feedback if you use materials from today’s session and how useful (or otherwise) they were; plus any new ideas that work well and you are happy to share with others – please feedback to: sjhouse.majisafi@gmail.com

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