Period Poverty Bill

Period Poverty Bill

A bill that calls for a comprehensive plan to improve access to free period products across England, eradicating period poverty and fostering a more inclusive society. The bill would offer;

  • Right to Access: Introducing a right in England to access a choice of free period products, ensuring that no one is left behind.
  • Wider Availability: Expanding the reach of free menstrual products to vital institutions such as homeless shelters, women's refuges, foodbanks, NHS GP surgeries, and universities.
  • Broader access: Placing a duty on local authorities and education providers to make period products freely available in their buildings, and ensuring they have the necessary government funding to do so.
  • Inclusivity: Improving access for marginalised groups, including people with disabilities, asylum seekers, homeless individuals, and those in remote areas, to ensure they have improved access to free period products.

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