Menstrual supply dispensers at local libraries part of mission to end 'period poverty'
The nonprofit FreeFlow New Mexico estimates more than 4,700 people in the Santa Fe area struggle to afford tampons or pads.
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The nonprofit FreeFlow New Mexico estimates more than 4,700 people in the Santa Fe area struggle to afford tampons or pads.
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Initially Free Flow New Mexico was distributing the items to just schools and shelters, but now they're partnering with libraries in Santa Fe to feature the products in boxes called Period Pods.