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Let's talk about Period poverty - because no one should have to chose between food and pads.

Period poverty is real - and more common than people think. It's not just about affording pads or tampons; it's about feeling clean, comfortable, and confident.
If you've ever had to stretch a product too far, felt awkward asking for help, or had to go without - you're not alone.
Here's the good news:
There are places that can help with free or low cost period products - no judgment, just support.
Where to get help:
- Local food banks: Many food banks now include period products. Find your nearest one here: https://isleofwight.foodbank.org.uk/
- My period app: Where there's everything you need to know about periods, period education, and where to find free products:. https://myperiod.org.uk/
- Ask at your local GP or sexual health clinic - they may have free products available or know where you can get them locally.
It's ok to ask. You're not alone. Periods are natural - struggling to afford products shouldn't be.
Let's keep the conversation open and support each other without shame.
