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No woman should ever have to choose between basic necessities and period products.

Over the next 12 months, we're on a mission to provide GO Bags filled with essential menstrual hygiene products to women experiencing homelessness, financial hardship, domestic violence, and other challenging circumstances across Australia.

Every donation, no matter the size, goes directly towards supplying GO Bags to women who need them most. Each bag contains carefully selected period essentials designed to provide comfort, dignity, and practical support during a difficult time.

Together, we can help remove the barriers created by period poverty and ensure that every woman has access to the products she deserves.

Donate today and help us deliver dignity, one GO Bag at a time.

A donation of $55 fully funds one GO Bag, equipping a woman with practical essentials to help her manage her period with dignity and confidence.

Each GO Bag contains:

  • 7 x Pads, 8 x Tampons and 7 x Panty Liners

  • 14 x Intimate Wipes

  • 7 x Toilet Seat Covers

  • 15 x Disposable Bags

  • 1 x Hand Sanitiser

  • 2 x Hair Ties

  • 2 x Black Gloves

Can't donate a full GO Bag? That's okay. Every contribution brings us one step closer to putting these essential products into the hands of a woman who needs them most. Together, we can make period poverty a little less overwhelming one GO Bag at a time.

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Together, you can help prevent the following challenges faced by women experiencing period poverty:

Infections and health complications that can arise from using products for too long or resorting to unhygienic alternatives.

The financial burden of period poverty, allowing women to spend limited income on essentials like food, rent, medication, or transport.

Missing work, education, appointments, or job interviews because they don't have access to period products.

Loss of dignity during an already difficult time by providing the essentials needed to manage a period safely and confidently.

Isolation and social withdrawal, with many women avoiding public places during their period because they don't have the products they need.