"Period poverty is defined as the inability to afford or access period products, such as tampons and other basic items ...

4 ways your period messes with your toilet habits. There's a whole lot more that goes on besides bleeding. By Catriona Harvey-Jenner Updated: 20 October 2023. Jump to: ...

PARENTS are “livid” over a school’s toilet rule which makes girls ask for a “red card” if they’re on their period. The “disgusting” policy means pupi… ...

Period poverty isn't just about not being able to afford sanitary products. It is about bunking off school and missing lessons because you are worried you will bleed through. It is avoiding doing ...

It is the only period product that breaks down in the toilet, similar to loo roll, with the hydraulic action of the flush tearing the pad – and its wrapper – apart.

The School District of Philadelphia is providing free access to period products, including tampons, pad and period underwear, ...

It is using toilet paper and socks because you can't afford anything more. Dee Dickens, from Pontypridd, started her period when she was 14. "From that first moment I felt that it was a problem ...