Deliver sanitary pads to girls in Langa while learning from local changemakers. This two-hour, hands-on experience pairs practical donation work with storytelling, dance, and community connection in one of Cape Town’s oldest townships.
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You step out of the minibus into the hum of Langa: children sprinting between corrugated rooftops, the steady pulse of djembe drums, and the smell of frying vetkoek. It’s not a tourist stop — it’s a neighborhood meeting you on its own terms. This experience pairs a simple, tangible act — delivering sanitary pads — with guided conversation, dance, and local storytelling that reveal why period dignity matters here.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly standing, light walking and seated interactions.
Wildlife
History
Langa was established in the 1920s and became a focal point for community organizing during apartheid; contemporary projects often combine arts, education and social entrepreneurship.
Conservation
Support organizers by following their guidance on appropriate donations and waste disposal; small, targeted gifts reduce waste and respect local needs.
Reserve your spot on the Donate Sanitary Pads & Deliver to Girls today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Ask before photographing
Always request permission before taking photos—many hosts and community members prefer you get consent, especially around children.
Bring small, respectful donations
Donate sealed sanitary products or hygiene kits as requested rather than cash unless organizers specify otherwise to avoid unintended consequences.
Dress for movement and modesty
Wear comfortable, modest clothing and closed-toe shoes—you may participate in dance or sit on mats during storytelling.
Hydrate and time your visit
Cape Town can be windy and sunny; bring water and book morning sessions to avoid peak heat and traffic.
Closed-toe, comfortable shoes
Useful for moving around community spaces and joining dance or practical activities.
Reusable water bottle
Keeps you hydrated in Cape Town’s variable sun and wind.
Small hand sanitizer & face mask
Helps maintain hygiene when handling donated items or interacting in close quarters.
Notebook and pen
Jot names, contacts, and action points shared by changemakers during storytelling segments.