What is period poverty?
Beyond a lack of access to sanitary products, period poverty affects a girl’s health, confidence, dignity and even education and employment options.
Choose a grassroots intervention to contribute to in order to prevent period poverty for women and girls below or join Christey from Just Peoples to learn from menstrual hygiene experts, Dr Lucy Odiwa in Tanzania and Sharmin Kabir in Bangladesh, about the realities of life for a girl experiencing period poverty in the communities they serve - and what can be done about it.
Donate
We invite you to support Lucy and Sharmin’s work to help girls manage their periods safely every month, and remove stigma and shame in Tanzanian and Bangladeshi societies.
Provide reusable period products
Donate a pack of 5 reusable sanitary pads for a Tanzanian girl, giving her 3 years’ worth of menstrual hygiene and confidence.
from $4
DELIVER menstrual hygiene workshops
Provide educational workshops that teach Bangladeshi school girls how to manage their periods hygienically and confidently.
from $525
BUILD TOilets IN SLUM COMMUNITIES
Deliver hygienic, lockable and period-friendly toilet facilities for 450 women living in slum communities.
$58,055