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Our volunteers make reusable sanitary pads for refugees and vulnerable people. Since our launch in August 2020, we have sent 72,000 pads to Lebanon, Greece, Pakistan, Latvia, Turkey, Ukraine, Uganda, ...
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About THE PACHAMAMA PROJECT
Our volunteers make reusable sanitary pads for refugees and vulnerable people. Since our launch in August 2020, we have sent 72,000 pads to Lebanon, Greece, Pakistan, Latvia, Turkey, Ukraine, Uganda, the US and here in the UK, taking thousands of people out of period poverty. We provide the pattern and instructions and can supply fabric, on request. This is a kind, supportive community of people from all over the UK and also in the US, Canada, Austria, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Italy and Germany, all working to support the most vulnerable. It is a no-commitment project. Volunteers make as many or as few as they want, when they want. Some come and go, according to their other commitments and a number have health conditions that mean they dip in and out when they are well enough. Every contribution is welcome. Every kit of eight pads takes someone out of period poverty for up to five years. We welcome anyone with a sewing machine and some spare time: individuals, groups, schools, Duke of Edinburgh students, crafters, for example.