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BBC Health Womens Health 02 April 2026

Sewing group helping women in period poverty

Debi Angell says the kits they make help women and girls who can not afford period products.

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# Period Poverty Support Through Community Sewing
What it means for you:** Some women and girls don't have enough money to buy period products like pads or tampons, which can affect their health and daily lifeβ€”a community sewing group is now making kits to help people in this situation get the products they need.
What you can do:** If you or someone you know struggles to afford period products, look for local community groups, nonprofits, or food banks in your area that may offer free period product kits or assistance.
Key takeaway:** Period poverty is a real problem that affects many people, and communities are stepping up to help ensure everyone has access to the products they need to stay healthy and safe.

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Debi Angell says the kits they make help women and girls who can not afford period products.

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