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Access to free sanitary products.

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Period Products Act – We want to hear from you!

Stirling Council are conducting a consultation this year in accordance with the Period Products Act to ensure that both the type and range of available products, and how they are accessed, is informed by those who use them.

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Access to Free Period Products in Stirling

All School's have access to free period products for you to access whenever you require them. Please contact your school or sp&yp@stirling.gov.uk if you have any questions.

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Pick Up My Period App

Almost 30 locations across the Stirling Council area have been included on the PickUpMyPeriod app, which identifies where period products can be accessed for free.

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Scottish Government – Period Dignity Film

Scottish Government – Period Dignity Film

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Myth Busters

Many people don’t talk about periods very much which is why there are plenty of myths and rumours surrounding periods.

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Fact File

Here you can find all the facts about periods, from why they happen to how long they last for and when you should expect to get them.

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Hey Boys

Boys have so many questions about periods but just don't know how to ask. Hey Girls have listened to your questions and provided some information to help you understand a little bit better.
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Information for Dads

At Hey Girls, they know that talking to young people about puberty can be awkward. Chatting about periods can be even harder, especially if you don’t experience them yourself. Obviously, every Dad is different – but many that they spoke to said they don’t know enough about periods to feel confident having ‘the chat’ with their kids. Chances are no one told them about periods when they were younger, or maybe they just feel a bit awkward and leave things to Mum.