Polyrocks & Goonite Hygiene Engage with Students of Caleb British School and Ojuwoye Market

A noteworthy day unfolded at Caleb British International School, where students participated in a women's care and hygiene awareness campaign named “Healthy Beginning, Happy Future” initiated by Polyrocks and Goonite Hygiene. This initiative is part of the ongoing corporate social responsibility efforts by the company.

Through this campaign, the company aimed not just to promote awareness of their products but also to foster healthy beginnings for young women. Robby Yang, the Chief Executive Officer, expressed the company’s goal of establishing a future where every young woman attains a genuinely happy life.

Yang encouraged the enthusiastic youth to embrace this initiative, which aims to help young women “make sense with Besense” by offering reliable period care products along with essential information. He referred to the Besense product as a “superpower” that enables confidence and health, emphasizing the importance of comfort and support throughout daily life.

The Managing Director of Goonite Hygiene, John Jiang, also spoke to the students, reinforcing the company's commitment to empowering young women through education and access to essential hygiene products. He underscored the significance of self-awareness and personal care, stating that taking care of oneself builds a robust foundation for overall health. “It’s about confidence, dignity, and opportunity; every girl deserves to walk through life unencumbered by fear,” he reiterated. The Besense brand is readily available, having been well-received for its soft, cotton-like texture, ultra-slim design, and consistent protection lasting from 8 to 12 hours.

The product line includes options for both daytime and nighttime use, as well as panty liners, tailored to meet various needs. What sets Besense apart from many competitors is its strong emphasis on quality assurance and carefully sourced raw materials from global suppliers.

Both the students and school administration praised Goonite Hygiene, highlighting its commitment to quality and growth potential. Bernadette Chidinma, a teacher at the school, voiced that the visit was ‘timely’ and ‘impactful,’ recognizing its role in tackling the ongoing stigma associated with discussions on period care.

This awareness initiative reflects Goonite Hygiene's broader CSR strategy, which seeks to enhance women's hygiene and promote self-care as vital for community advancement and national development. The campaign empowers young women to assert control over their health, express themselves with assurance, and actively pursue their dreams.

During the event, over 200 students received complimentary personal care products, snacks, and other gifts. Organizers also revealed intentions to extend this awareness campaign to additional schools nationwide.

In a further demonstration of social responsibility, the Goonite team afterward visited Ojuwoye Market in Mushin, Lagos, connecting directly with the local community. During this engagement, vendors and stockists received free products and branded merchandise, aimed at strengthening partnerships and enhancing awareness of women's care solutions at the grassroots level.