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Kayce Anderson, executive director of Colorado-based nonprofit For The Good Period, shares a smile with young girls in the Kenyan village of Mugatuni during a game of Hokey Pokey in late September. The game served as an ice-breaker at the beginning of a menstrual pad distribution and education session. For the Good Period distributed menstrual hygiene kits and delivered reproductive health education to more than 300 girls from Mugatuni and surrounding villages on the nonprofitâs first day of kit distributions in Kenya.
*Kate Lapides / Special to the Daily |*

The top stories of the day from the Oct. 6, 2015 edition of the Summit Daily News:

Breckenridge photographer helps nonprofit provide menstrual hygiene resources in Kenya

Summit County agencies fully contain 238-acre fire north of Silverthorne

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