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To end period poverty in New Zealand, Pursonally pledges to donate sanitary items for every sale we make.
Pursonally offers discrete purses and toiletry bags of the highest quality, handmade with organic and environmentally-friendly materials to keep the process sustainable from start to finish.
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Period Poverty
not a luxury
KidsCan surveyed New Zealanders to better understand period poverty across New Zealand and found that 53.1% of respondents had found it difficult to access sanitary items due to cost at some point (8.6% frequently, 44.5% occasionally).
23.6% of the respondents said they had missed school or work due to a lack of access to sanitary wear.
Forward thinking
In 2018, the Scottish government has made period products freely available in schools, colleges and universities. In the U.S. several states have prohibited taxes on menstrual products all together. The world should follow in their footsteps.
Cost Of Life
A women will on average spend over $10 479 NZD on sanitary items across their lifetime.