Salisbury University Looks to End Period Poverty with Local Donations

Salisbury University Looks to End Period Poverty with Local Donations

Salisbury University recently donated several pallets of pads, tampons and more to groups across Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset Counties.

Salvation Army tackles period poverty, making 100 reusable sanitary packs for women and girls

A community sewing group in Atherton has committed to hand making 100 reusable menstruation product packs to support people experiencing period poverty. The Salvation Army in Atherton, Greater Manchester, hosts a weekly sewing group at its church and community centre on George Street with members coming together to work on collective designs or their own items. But recently their time has been spent working on a new project, creating environment…

SU Donates Menstruation Products

Salisbury, Md- Salisbury University is working to limit menstruation poverty through donations to schools and organizations. Rachael Savage, recycling coordinator at Salisbury University, said, “the average woman will spend approximately $18,000 in her lifetime. And that’s not including if she has daughters or other children in our care.” Menstruation poverty affects many in our community, and access to feminine care products is limited because …

Worker Power Against Period Poverty: SEIU Healthcare Members Take Action in Niagara - SEIU Healthcare

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