The Free Flow Project was birthed as a response to an increasing number of people experiencing period poverty. Aware that many people go without adequate protection when menstruating or relying on charities each month, Free Flow seeks to empower people with more sustainable options, in particular looking at the provision of menstrual cups and reusable cloth sanitary pads.

Free Flow can offer workshops around:

-Period Education – “Having a happy period”

– Period Poverty : raising awareness and discussing ways to address it

– The environmental, social and cultural impact of Period Poverty

– Disposable v Reusable options for Sanitary Products 

Steph Darnes is a community development worker in Hull with a background in social work. She has an interest in social justice & spirituality, with a particular focus on women’s issues.

The Free Flow Project was birthed as a response to an increasing number of women experiencing period poverty. Aware that many women go without adequate protection when menstruating or relying on charities each month, Free Flow is seeking to empower women with more sustainable options, in particular looking at the provision of menstrual cups and reusable cloth sanitary pads.

Click here to listen to Steph talk about the Free Flow journey so far