♥︎ THE ONLY MENSTRUAL KIT OF ITS KIND
♥︎ 100% OF PROFITS GO TO CHARITY
♥︎ THE ONLY MENSTRUAL KIT OF ITS KIND ♥︎ 100% OF PROFITS GO TO CHARITY
ONE OF ITS KIND
Affordable, sustainable and it really works!
The Talili Period Kit was born from Project Soar’s work to end period poverty.
After years of working alongside girls and women, we created a reusable menstrual kit designed for the realities of everyday life — durable, practical, easy to wash, quick to dry, and built to last. Every detail has been thoughtfully developed to support girls and women in diverse contexts, while giving partners a trusted, adaptable solution for delivering menstrual care.
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BUILT TO LAST
Up to 5 years of menstrual protection in one kit - reducing long-term costs, waste, and reliance on disposable products. ADD DURATION UP TO !” H
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VERSATILITY
With briefs, a boxer, a reusable pad, and XS–XL sizing, the kit gives users choice across different bodies, flows, routines, and needs.
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FAST-DRYING
Hand-washable, quick to dry in 3–4 hours, and made for reliable 8+ hour protection — even in low-resource settings.
♥︎ THE ONLY SUSTAINABLE MENSTRUAL KIT OF ITS KIND
♥︎ MADE IN MOROCCO
♥︎ THE ONLY SUSTAINABLE MENSTRUAL KIT OF ITS KIND ♥︎ MADE IN MOROCCO
WHAT WE PROVIDE
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REUSABLE PERIOD KITS
High-quality Talili Period Kits for schools, workplaces, community programs, and humanitarian settings - designed for partners distributing menstrual care at scale.
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EDUCATION IN EVERY KIT
Each kit includes a simple use-and-care brochure, with access to our downloadable menstrual health workshop and Ask Marwa - our girl-friendly SRHR chatbot.
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PARTNER SUPPORT
We work with partners to adapt Talili Period Kits to their context, from kit quantities and sizing to language needs, brochure content, co-branding, and program delivery support.
♥︎ THE ONLY SUSTAINABLE MENSTRUAL KIT OF ITS KIND
♥︎ MADE IN MOROCCO
♥︎ THE ONLY SUSTAINABLE MENSTRUAL KIT OF ITS KIND ♥︎ MADE IN MOROCCO
Every month, girls and women lose school days, work days, comfort, confidence, and opportunity because period care is too expensive, unavailable, hard to manage, or surrounded by silence and stigma. In schools, workplaces, communities, and crisis settings, period care needs to be practical, dignified, and paired with clear, trusted information.
NO MORE DAYS LOST DUE TO PERIODS
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