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Victoria campaign highlights growing demand for menstrual products
The campaign seeks workplace commitments and donations as frontline organizations report requests for 170,000 menstrual products in Victoria.
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Peninsula News ReviewVictoria campaign highlights growing demand for menstrual products
Greater Victoria residents are invited to come out and help address period poverty. United Way BC and community partners have kicked off their Period Promise campaign, and invite the public to Fill the Bus, an event where people can donate menstrual products on May 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Tillicum Centre. Financial donations are also welcome. Females make up 52.6 per cent of Victoria’s population, and with the cost of living increasing, men…
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