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THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO ACT ON PERIOD POVERTY.

It's time to bloody act to #StopPeriodPoverty

OUR MISSION

We fight for menstrual equity* and the rights of all women and people who bleed.

Period products aren’t free and accessible in the UK, which means that many people can’t afford or access them. People who menstruate suffer because of the culture of embarrassment and shame that exists around this natural, biological process.
 

*Where the world is built for people who menstruate, and everyone benefits. Where no one is at a disadvantage just because they have a period. Sounds bloody great, right?

 

We give period products to those who can’t afford them and provide reproductive health education to those less likely to access it. And we help everybody talk about periods!

We are proudly inclusive of everyone who menstruates. Find out more here.

Learn about how we work and join our movement:

WE DELIVER.

Help us provide pads and

menstrual supplies to

people who really

bloody need them.

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WE EDUCATE.

We provide sexual and

reproductive health

education for those who

can’t otherwise access it.

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WE NORMALISE.

We fight to eradicate

shame and stigma around

periods and menstruation

through conversation.

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WE AMPLIFY.

We demand fair treatment

for everyone who menstruates.

Stand with us by taking

action now.

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“The system is rigged so

that people who menstruate are at a disadvantage.

We’re on a mission to

change that.”

FOUNDER, BLOODY GOOD PERIOD

GABBY JAHANSHAHI-EDLIN

“Bloody Good Period strikes at the intersection of feminism, migration, race, and injustice.”

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JOURNALIST AND AUTHOR

RENI EDDO-LODGE

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Join our community and stay up to date with our fight for menstrual equity.

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