moodies against period poverty

Lees omgedraaid 'puber'. Verschillende locaties in Haarlem waar ieder kind tussen 7 en 17 jaar welkom is, met en zonder rugzakje!

Stichting Rebup is een veilige plek voor pubers en prépubers, waar je na schooltijd terecht kan voor een praatje, een luisterend oor en een beker warme chocolademelk. 

Op deze meidendag hebben we de meiden weer uitgelegd wat menstruatieondergoed is, en mochten ze allemaal een broekje uitzoeken.

Bruzelle fights against menstrual poverty by collecting menstrual products and delivering them free and discreetly to menstruating people in a difficult living situation.

Together with our Belgian partner Veritas, Moodies has organized a campaign to collect pants for this purpose. The donation was very warmly received by Bruzelle.

"We will distribute the largest number to students at the beginning of the next school year when we provide education about menstruation with our Rules of 3 project."

With this donation, the Poverty Fund will supply its Menstrual Distribution Points (MUPs) with reusable menstrual underwear to combat menstrual poverty!

It's nice to be able to contribute to this from Moodies.

Read 'adolescent' reversed. Various locations in Haarlem where every child between 7 and 17 years old is welcome, with and without a backpack!

The Rebup Foundation is a safe place for teenagers and pre-teens, where you can go after school for a chat, a listening ear and a cup of hot chocolate.

On this girls' day we explained to the girls what menstrual underwear is, and they were all allowed to choose a pair of pants.

The Samen Is Not Alone Foundation ( SINA ) visits families and people in Amsterdam of all ages who live below or near the poverty line.

Personal help is paramount. This way they adapt the help to what someone really needs.

Moodies happily made a donation because SINA employees know who they can make happy with this for a longer period of time.

For example, a family in poverty with 3 daughters who had to go to the drugstore every month, and for which the budget simply wasn't there, has now been helped for a few years.

Another large donation of pants to the Social Grocer. People who knew us by now were almost already waiting for us.

It's nice to be able to contribute to menstrual poverty in Amsterdam in this way.

In the presence of Amsterdam councilor Marjolein Moorman, responsible, among other things, for the poverty reduction portfolio, we donated a large collection of pants to Doreen Bor of the Social Grocer.

The Social Grocer is affiliated with the Food Bank and ensures that our pants end up with girls and ladies who sometimes have too little budget and who receive a long-term solution with our pants. They can go out again, to school, work and other social activities.