In many parts of the world, disposable products are not available or affordable leaving children without any reliable solution.
BE-DRY provides a practical, dignified alternative that helps children stay in school and participate more fully in life.
Annett, a 15-year-old girl, has undergone bladder reconstruction but still experiences continuous leakage. She sits on handmade straw mats, replacing them as they become soaked. She has never attended school though she dreams of learning to sew one day.
Johnson, an 8-year-old boy, lives in a remote village without access to continence supplies. He wears a dress to avoid soaking clothing and stays close to home to avoid being seen. School is not an option, and he often faces isolation and shame.
Pull-Ups
Programs are active in regions including:
The BE-DRY © program was launched in 2017 after identifying a critical gap in continence solutions for children.
Since then:
Key Milestones:
Many individuals with bladder exstrophy continue to experience incontinence into adolescence and adulthood.
Addressing continence early especially during school-age years can have a lasting impact on: