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Positive Period / Menstrual Equity

Offered by Black Women's Health Imperative

Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16From ATL Care research

384 Northyards Blvd NW, Bldg 100, Atlanta, 30313

(888) 834-8451

BWHI's program on menstrual product insecurity. It aims to help women and girls who cannot afford menstrual supplies, including those who are poor, homeless, detained or incarcerated, and low-income school girls.

Summary written by ATL Care from public information

Cost & format

Free · In person

Schedule

  • Ongoing

Who this is for

People needing menstrual products, with a focus on underserved women and girls.

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