In the sixteen (16)regions of Ghana. The findings showed that most girls in Schools in Ghana had prior knowledge about menstruation from their mothers and sisters prior to menarche. It was revealed that majority of the girls mentioned hormones as the cause of menstruation, whilst others mentioned the uterus, bladder, vagina, and other parts of the female reproductive system. A few of them had no idea what causes menstruation. The findings again revealed that most girls use sanitary pads, while some use other materials during menstruation. Less than half of the sample of girls in this study were able to change their pads twice daily or more, which impeded on good Menstrual and personal hygiene practices. The Evelyn Arthur Health Foundation with this project will want to Improve access to safe and private sanitation facilities in schools and communities. * Increase awareness and knowledge about menstrual hygiene management among girls, boys, parents, and teachers. * Promote the availability and affordability of sanitary products. * Address social and cultural taboos associated with menstruation. Support the overall well-being and empowerment of girls and women. Understanding that Menstrual hygiene management is a fundamental aspect of gender equality, health, and education. By implementing comprehensive interventions in schools and communities, we can address the challenges faced by girls and women and pave the way for a more inclusive and empowered society. We seek support and collaboration from donors, partners, and stakeholders to realize the objectives of this project and create a positive impact on the lives of girls and women.