Since 2020, Alora has been making menstrual health accessible — supporting girls’ education and women’s economic empowerment across Nigeria.
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2020
Factory opened in Calabar, Cross River State
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37M+
Rural women without access to sanitary products
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4–5
School days reclaimed for girls each month
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SDGs
Actively supporting goals 3, 4, 5, and 8
Free pads for those who need it most
Through partnerships with corporate agencies, Alora distributes free pads and menstrual health education to underserved communities. Because access to period care should never be a privilege.
Employing women, empowering communities
Our Calabar factory creates meaningful employment for local women and girls — turning the production of menstrual hygiene products into an economic engine for the communities we serve.
What women say
Loved by real customers
“At first I wasn’t sure, but wow — it’s so comfortable and absorbs really well. Every girl should use this. It’s affordable and completely infection-free.”
Vera Calabar
“My curiosity made me try it once — and it worked perfectly. I’ve completely switched to reusable pads and never looked back.”
Precious Akai-Effa Calabar
“It saves cost and is completely non-irritating on my skin. Alora is an awesome, sustainable solution to period poverty.”
Deborah Lagos
Trusted by partners & customers
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