FLOWW
South Africa
MORE THAN
7 million
girls & women in South Africa
face the daily
injustice of
Period Poverty.
That is 35% of South Africa’s menstruating population.
TACKLING PERIOD POVERTY IN SOUTH AFRICA
TACKLING PERIOD POVERTY IN SOUTH AFRICA
To extend FLOWW’s impact where it’s needed most, we’ve established FLOWW South Africa as a non-profit company.
FLOWW South Africa shares the same mission, heart and goals as FLOWW and is our dedicated operational and implementation arm, built to effectively and efficiently deliver OUR life-changing period underwear and empowerMENT programmes in South Africa.
FLOWW South Africa is an extension of our global commitment – a step towards a future where Period Poverty is eradicated and sustainable solutions are the norm for every girl and woman in South Africa.
Through PROXIMITY, FLOWW South Africa:
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Working even more closely with established charities, schools and community organisations who are already deeply embedded within the communities we serve.
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Ensuring our resources and solutions reach those who need them most, directly.
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Developing a deeper understanding of the specific challenges and cultural nuances on the ground.
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Director
With over 20 years of experience in development, Siobhan brings not just expertise but a deep commitment to social change. Driven by a belief in fairness and equity, she has dedicated her career to advancing social justice in South Africa and beyond. Motivated by the empowerment of women and youth in underserved communities, her focus on creating opportunities for others to thrive, supports FLOWW’s mission to empower girls and women and expand its reach.
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Director
Educator by training and a purpose-driven professional at EY, Kate is passionate about the transformative power of education, particularly for individuals from disadvantaged and underserved communities. With a background in the non-profit education sector, she brings a deep commitment to equity, opportunity, and social impact. Her work is grounded in the belief that access to quality education is a fundamental right and a powerful tool for breaking cycles of poverty.
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Director
Emma founded FLOWW with a bold belief: that no girl should ever miss school or feel shame because of her period. As CEO, she drives FLOWW’s mission to tackle Period Poverty head-on by delivering affordable, sustainable and reusable period underwear – opening the door to education for girls and employment for the women who need it most. Unapologetically focused on systemic change, Emma is committed to building a pioneering movement that restores dignity, protects the planet and unlocks girls’ and women’s full potential.