NGC Green marked World Chil­dren’s Day 2024 by do­nat­ing 350 reusable san­i­tary nap­kins to chil­dren’s homes and care or­ga­ni­za­tions across T&T.

The ben­e­fi­cia­ries in­clud­ed the Chil­dren’s Au­thor­i­ty, Raf­fa House in D’Abadie, Chick­land Chil­dren’s Home in Freeport, and Haven of Hope in Wood­land.

At the han­dover cer­e­mo­ny, An­na-Al­isa Goin­doo, Sales & Mar­ket­ing Man­ag­er at NGC Green, joined forces with Denise Bel­con Pol­lard, founder of EcoMe Lifestyle and cre­ator of the EcoFlow reusable san­i­tary pads. Their part­ner­ship cham­pi­ons not just im­proved health and well-be­ing for those in need, but al­so high­lights the im­por­tance of sus­tain­able con­sump­tion, ty­ing di­rect­ly in­to Sus­tain­able De­vel­op­ment Goal (SDG) 3, which pro­motes good health and well-be­ing, and SDG 12, fo­cused on sus­tain­able con­sump­tion and pro­duc­tion pat­terns.

EcoFlow pads are a rev­o­lu­tion­ary al­ter­na­tive to dis­pos­able san­i­tary prod­ucts. “Each pad is craft­ed with 4-5 es­sen­tial lay­ers of fab­ric,” shared Denise Bel­con Pol­lard. “The top lay­er, in con­tact with the skin, is ei­ther poly­ester for its mois­ture-wick­ing prop­er­ties or cot­ton for com­fort and sen­si­tiv­i­ty. The ab­sorbent core is made of Zorb, a ma­te­r­i­al in­fused with sil­ver ions for an­tibac­te­r­i­al pro­tec­tion and

ca­pa­ble of hold­ing ten times more mois­ture than dis­pos­able pads. A fi­nal lay­er of polyurethane lam­i­nate (PUL) en­sures gar­ments re­main pro­tect­ed from leaks, all while be­ing breath­able and light­weight.” These pads are not on­ly func­tion­al but al­so de­signed with a touch of per­son­al­i­ty, fea­tur­ing pat­terned fab­rics that bring a sense of in­di­vid­u­al­i­ty and fun to the prod­uct.