IMC Lebanon purchased re-usable sanitary pads produced by WingWoman Lebanon. The coordination with WingWoman was very smooth and their team was very professional and responsive. The items received matched the desired quality and were within the agreed upon specs. WingWoman also advised International Medical Corps Lebanon on the ideal number of pads to be distributed for every beneficiary and provided high quality packaging as well printed information material to be added to every package. Additionally, WingWoman provided a free of cost short training session to International Medical Corps Lebanon staff on the re-usable pads and on key messages to be shared with the beneficiaries receiving the kits"

"Sustainable menstrual pads made by WingWoman have been well-received in our community. The quality of the material has been comfortable for our women (with whom we conduct feedback reporting). These menstrual products fill a huge need for vulnerable women in Lebanon, thousands of whom have no funds to buy disposable products from local shops. Working with Wing Woman has been timely and professional. When we have funds secured we will most certainly make another purchase. We hope that our staff will also join Wing Woman one day in other activities relating to menstrual hygiene and poverty prevention."

“WingWoman Lebanon is a livelihoods project and it was nice to be able to purchase items knowing that the profits were going straight to refugee women who are a part of an incredible sustainable project. It was a pleasure to work with a team who made us feel so at ease regarding an often difficult topic to discuss. The beneficiaries especially enjoyed the scenarios as well as how to approach the topic of menstruation with their daughters. We look forward to working with you again very soon!"

"The team is highly motivated and they have done their best to teach everything they know to our women. Their staff is self-confident and you can feel the women are independent and taking the lead. In a world where there is a lot of competition they are seeking to empower other NGOs and women a thing that is becoming rare"