Our mission is to create a world where period and reproductive health is understood and taken seriously. We are committed to normalising conversations, removing stigma and ensuring everyone has access to sustainable period products.
Education for all
Periods continue to be a taboo topic, reinforcing stigma or shame for many people. This has been perpetuated by a lack of education, with menstruation only becoming a compulsory part of the UK curriculum for all genders in 2020.
The result of this can leave menstruators at risk of not knowing how to manage their periods safely and preventing them from knowing when to seek medical attention for their menstrual health needs.
We believe talking openly about periods will benefit both those who have periods and those who do not. That is why we have created free, downloadable educational materials to help all people access the information they need.
Equal Access
The services they supply are the lifeblood for some of the most vulnerable members of our society, providing support such as women’s centres and safe houses, food banks, homeless shelters, health clinics and youth groups.
Some of Our Period Poverty Partners
Cycle Health and Support
From menstruation to menopause, the symptoms we experience deserve attention. Our experiences are real, and chances are that thousands of other people are struggling through the very same thing.
We are sponsors of a first-of-its-kind clinically-backed & CPD-accredited online course, Menstrual Cycle Support, recommended by over 500 GP surgeries across the UK.
The free 60 minute course is designed to help you to adapt life around the cycle and express your needs to GPs, colleagues and loved ones.