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Periods are natural. They are not a choice. We all either have them, have had them, or know people who do.
Periods are not just a ‘women’s issue’, they are not dirty and they are definitely not something to be ashamed of.
No-one should be at a disadvantage because of their period.
Getting rid of period poverty means ensuring that having a period does not lead to:
Silence, stigma and taboos about periods have been the norm for too long. Women, girls and people who menstruate should not be deprived from accessing the support and products they need.
A dedicated web page has been developed which links to the plan, resources and information on the period dignity grant.
Period Proud Wales