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Poverty organizations are struggling to keep up with the increasing demand for their aid. One in nine organizations currently have waiting lists, according to a survey by the Poverty Fund among 375 aid organizations throughout the country. They attribute the increase to people with jobs and typical incomes who can’t make ends meet, RTL Nieuws reports.

The Dutch government is pushing more money into fighting poverty, including 2 million euros specifically to make free menstruation products available to more women. With this money, the Poverty Fund can expand its distribution points for free tampons and pads from 1,500 to 2,500, Minister Carola Schouten for Poverty Policy, Participation, and Pensions announced in a letter to parliament.