Pillar 1: Sensitization & Advocacy

• Street Shows: 16 amateur artists (12 women, 4 men) staged 21 events—drama, dance, poetry—in nine town spots and 12 schools, reaching 22,721 community members (12,000 women, 10,721 men).
• Radio Programming: A 30-minute weekly program, Abaaboo, aired 104 episodes over two years on Asella Fana FM and Adama Broadcasting Service in Oromifa and Amharic, reaching an estimated 1.2 million listeners, with 330,000 in the intervention area.
• Pass-Through Media: Flash disks (audio episodes) distributed to 55 school mini-media clubs; reached 82,826 students (40,060 girls).

Pillar 2: Institutional & Capacity Building

• School Staff Training: 1,018 school directors, PTA members, teachers, supervisors trained in MHH with action plans submitted to woreda-level education offices.
• University Peer Mentors: 15 female students trained on MHH, SRH, GBV, life skills; each coached 20 high school mentees monthly—reaching 1,096 students across schools.
• Factory Engagement: MoU with Adama Industrial Park; trained 25 supervisors/managers and 1,106 factory workers (1,071 women, 35 men) on workplace support for MHH and life skills. Pad kits introduced.

Pillar 3: Access & Infrastructure

• VSLA Formation: 10 VSLAs formed with 235 members, mobilizing Birr 468,595 savings and disbursing Birr 297,100 loans. Selected 31 pad sales agents received 3,100 reusable pads, later supplemented by 620 pads.
• Health Worker ToT: Trained 333 HEWs and facility staff (280 women, 53 men); they reached 153,144 individuals (105,716 female) via facility- and community-based sessions.
• WASH Infrastructure: Constructed or rehabilitated 36 sanitation blocks totaling 116 toilet seats and 18 water taps in target schools by January 2024.