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Period management crisis impacts St. Louis women and girls - Vimarsana News

Period management crisis impacts St. Louis women and girls

Period Poverty is a challenge many young girls and women in the St. Louis region face. Muriel Smith, executive director of the St. Louis Area Diaper Bank and leader of

Missouri is making period products free in schools as research shows great need - Vimarsana News

Missouri is making period products free in schools as research shows great need

Nurses in schools across Missouri say their students struggle to afford period products and have missed school because of periods.

Source: kbia.org
Missouri is making tampons and pads free in schools - Vimarsana News

Missouri is making tampons and pads free in schools

Nurses in schools across Missouri say their students struggle to afford period products and have missed school because of periods.

Missouri is making period products free in schools so students don't have to miss class - Vimarsana News

Missouri is making period products free in schools so students don't have to miss class

Nurses in schools across Missouri say their students struggle to afford period products and have missed school because of periods. Now Missouri’s Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has $1 million to reimburse schools for menstrual hygiene products.

Source: kcur.org
Some Jackson County students are missing school because they can't afford period products - Vimarsana News

Some Jackson County students are missing school because they can't afford period products

The Jackson County Health Department found that most local schools adequately supply period products, but 67% of surveyed staff said they were aware of students missing school because of their period.

Source: kcur.org