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The brief was written by Brooke Yamakoshi (UNICEF) with review and contribution from Lizette Burgers and Sonya Sagan (UNICEF); Emily Wilson (Irise International); Arundati Muralidharan and Therese Mahon (WaterAid); Dani Barrington (University of Western Australia); Ina Jurga (WASH United); Odette Hekster (Population Services International-Europe); Sanne Thijssen (independent); Sandy Garcon and John Sauer (Population Services International); Virginia Kamowa (WSSCC).

If you’re wondering how to adapt your menstrual health programming in the weeks and months ahead we can help.

We’re able to offer a free phone call to discuss how to ensure your work continues to deliver impact for people with periods.

Over the coming weeks we’re planning further free support and training through online webinars for the menstrual health community. Follow us on social media or sign up to our newsletter for updates.

We also offer tailored consultancy designed to meet your needs and provide ongoing support as you navigate this crisis. Click below to find out more.

We must continue essential work to protect the dignity of people with periods and promote empowerment of the most vulnerable even in the face of these new challenges.