What’s The Point?
Purpose: To gauge the experiences of menstrual health education across the UK.
Aim: To present this data to government policy makers.
Goal: Ensure the next generation is prepared and aware of their bodies, knowing how to identify when something isn’t right.
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What Makes Menstrual Health Education So Important?
Access. Agency. Community. Confidence. Dignity. Empowerment. Equity. We could go on.
As our Youth Trustee, Holly, described: “good menstrual health education is a cornerstone for equality.”
Educating young people on menstrual health not only helps people to make sense of what is happening in their bodies, but encourages empathy in all genders.
With knowledge comes access and opportunity to better menstrual care, and greater agency of your own body.
