You may recall early during the Coronavirus pandemic, toiletries were incredibly hard to come across. In fact, toilet paper manufacturers had to take the unusual step of discouraging people from buying their products so there was enough to go...
Although there has been a flurry of domestic activity aimed at tackling the lack of access to sanitary products and period poverty, this is a global issue with far-reaching consequences. With 800 million people menstruating at any one time,...
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Following years of campaigning for Government help in tackling Period Poverty, activists were rewarded with the announcement in The Chancellor of The Exchequer Philip Hammond’s Spring Statement that schools would receive £2 million in funding from the start of...
Period Poverty has received a lot of news coverage recently on the back of Philip Hammond’s funding announcement, but what exactly is it and what can be done to tackle it? What Is It? Put simply, Period Poverty refers to...
Sian Walkling, Marketing Manager, Initial Washroom Hygiene Last month, Scotland became the first country in the world[1] to make free sanitary products available to all pupils and students, thanks to a new £5.2 million scheme for schools, colleges and...
Monday(28 May) is Menstrual Hygiene Day, aiming to raise awareness around access to feminine hygiene facilities and products around the world. While ‘period poverty’ is a more severe problem in the developing world, it’s remarkable how many women in...