Virtual Booth

Period poverty refers to the lack of access to menstrual products, sanitation facilities, and education, leading to discomfort, stigma, and health issues for those who menstruate. It affects people from low-income communities, limiting their ability to manage menstruation with dignity. Addressing period poverty involves providing free or affordable menstrual products, raising awareness, and improving education about menstrual health. Schools, governments, and organizations can play a role by promoting access to resources, breaking taboos, and ensuring that everyone can manage their periods safely and with respect.