Saving the planet one stitch at a time - cloth sanitary pads - it's the future, people! Running workshops, supporting vulnerable deaf girls in Uganda! Join us!
"The level of deprivation and poverty and people not able to afford products has been growing slowly but this has just exacerbated the issue and I don't think it's going to get better any time soon." https://t.co/aFPl6pm0BQ
"Frank debate, open discussion and education should be available to all pupils across the curriculum until it becomes the norm." - We agree! https://t.co/OIM7z36qQU
Here in the UK, we’re seeing more and more period poverty related articles and research. Local authorities are surveying schools to measure the impact of period-poverty on attendance. This is not just third world issue...Auntyflo.org.uk
Women unable to afford or access sanitary products have resorted to using items including newspaper, pillow cases, or tea towels.
https://t.co/ZFxdu206T1
"We not only need to make pupils aware that free sanitary products are available – and where from – but this presents a huge opportunity to tackle the stigma of period poverty and periods in general." https://t.co/OIM7z36qQU
This little beauty was created for Winnie, a beautiful kitty who has a lifelong health issue - so now she's helping save the planet one stitch at a time too!
Aunty Flo started with a blog. We were asking for help to create washable and re-usable sanitary pads. This was for a project based at the School for the Deaf in Kampala, Uganda. https://t.co/xyhxOK5NG1 - take a look at where we are up to now!