Our front-line program provides 1–3 months’ worth of period and hygiene products to those experiencing period poverty in shelters, remote communities, at home, or on the street. To date, we have distributed 13,000+ three-month supply kits to 350 cities across Canada and conduct quarterly outreach initiatives to support efforts to end period poverty in the Caribbean and Africa, diverting approximately 250,000 lbs of waste from landfills. Our impact extends nationwide through our three flagship programs, currently operating in eight provinces:
BC, NB, AB, QC, ON, MB, SK, and NV.
Bringing Period Poverty To The Surface And Providing Access To Everyone
Period poverty is often unseen — so it goes unaddressed. Our programs work to solve both of these problems.
Period Product Support Program (PPSP)
580,000
Period Product Kits Distributed since 2018
3,000
Annual Applications to PPSP
The Reusables Project
Menstrual shame and lack of education prevent individuals from seeking help or advocating for their health, impacting those with undiagnosed uterine conditions, poor mental health, and low self-esteem. Our pilot project, founded in 2021, has grown into an ongoing initiative to support individuals experiencing period poverty with a long-term solution. We have hosted 35 sewing workshops in the GTA, teaching 250 beginners a sustainable skill, while 165 volunteer sewists have created 7,000+ reusable cloth pads.
250,000+
Pounds of waste diverted from landfills
1,500
People given reusables education
Educational Workshops
Since our inception, we have hosted 200+ uterine health and wellness educational workshops across Canada, going into schools across the GTA to have informed and educational conversations on periods and period poverty with young people of all ages. Whether it’s an elementary school classroom or a group of high school seniors, we have a structured starting point for these discussions.
2,500
people engaged
300
awareness events held
Community Partnerships
Through partnerships with various local community organizations, we have been able to distribute vital materials to women and girls in Jamaica, Nigeria, remote Indigenous communities, and vulnerable populations in Toronto. This impact is made possible by our 6 member Board of Directors, 183 volunteers, core team of 15 volunteers, and 3 part-time staff, in collaboration with partner organizations such as shelters, food banks, and refugee and unemployment centres.
48
Local and international community partners
6000+
product kits distributed Through International Partnerships
Public-Facing Campaigns
We have run several public-facing campaigns about periods and period poverty in the last couple years. All of these campaigns have been focused on breaking the silence around periods. We’ve received media coverage and social media attention for our work.
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Sponsors and Partners
(2025-2027)
