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Across the country, conversations around hygiene poverty and period access are growing.
May is Menstrual Health Awareness Month, when organizations nationwide are highlighting how lack of access to menstrual products impacts school attendance, confidence, and student success.
Research shows:
Nearly 1 in 4 students struggles to afford period products.
Many students miss class because they lack access to the products they need.
Hygiene products are not covered by SNAP or WIC benefits.
At Giving the Basics, we see the impact of hygiene access every single day. Want to get involved? Host a feminine hygiene drive.
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