Grace Place hosted their annual back-to-school event in late July. They had record attendance with 1250 people coming for free backpacks...
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A study published by JAMA Network and The Guardian found that girls in the United States have been having their periods earlier over the last 50 years. The trend is particularly pronounced among Black, Hispanic, Asian and mixed-race participants and among those who reported lower socioeconomic status.
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Alliance for Period Supplies of SWFL is pleased to announce it has received a $40,000 grant from the Community Trust Fund of the League Club. This grant will provide period supplies every month for a whole year for 1,320 at-risk women and girls in Collier and Lee counties.
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Kelly and all her guests rally behind efforts to end Period Poverty.
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Two men have started a business centered on an issue that they previously knew nothing about.
OiTr Inc. has installed more than 2,000 sanitary-pad dispensers in restrooms at commercial complexes, public facilities, colleges and elsewhere around Japan.
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The Alliance for Period Supplies of SWFL is pleased to announce it has received a $10,000 grant from the Naples Woman’s Club.
The grant will provide 348 women and girls in Collier County with period products for a year.
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The Alliance for Period Supplies of SWFL, a nonprofit organization aimed at ending period poverty in Southwest Florida, is the only organization consistently providing free period products to women and girls in Collier and Lee counties. Since it was founded in 2019, the organization has provided 83,333 healthy, dignified and worry-free periods for women and girls.
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The Alliance for Period Supplies of SWFL is pleased to announce it has received three grants totaling $14,500 from the Community Foundation of Collier County. The grants will support the organization’s mission of providing free period products to financially challenged women and girls in Southwest Florida.
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FGCU students kicked off their recent return to campus by attending the service-learning fair on August 30th. A total of 649 students crowded into Cohen Center to meet 55 community partner organizations and learn about service-learning opportunities for the school year.
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A study commissioned by Thinx and PERiOD, and conducted by SKDK between April 26 and May 2, 2021 demonstrates that COVID has exacerbated menstrual hygiene access, leaving a large sector of the population confronting a public health issue with profound consequences.
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