by Sharon | 1 Apr, 2022 | News
Thanks to a CCYP Period Poverty Grant, Whyalla Hockey Club installed period product dispensers in all of its bathrooms and changerooms. The Club also held a launch event with a guest speaker midwife to chat about menstruation to the players and their families, with...
by Sharon | 6 Feb, 2022 | News
Children and young people across South Australia are already seeing the benefits of menstrual education and the provision of free products thanks to the Commissioner for Children and Young People. Sports clubs, arts organisations, community groups and local councils...
by Sharon | 2 Feb, 2022 | News
South Australia’s Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Connolly, has established a network of academics working across Australia to further research into menstruation. Their areas of research are diverse and include specialisations in business,...
by Sharon | 30 Jun, 2021 | News
In collaboration with Taboo, Chalice Foundation and Period Revolution, the Commissioner for Children and Young People, will today host over 100 attendees, representing organisations from around Australia to talk about periods and identify ways to create a positive...
by Sharon | 22 Jun, 2021 | News
In June 2021, the CCYP organised a National Period Summit with partners Taboo, Chalice and GOGO Foundation, Period Revolution, and Modibodi, to raise awareness of period poverty and highlight areas for future action. More than 100 participants gathered in Adelaide to...
by Sharon | 17 Feb, 2021 | News
Following the efforts of campaigners to address issues of period poverty, the State Government has introduced free sanitary products for female students who need them in all South Australian public schools from this year (2021). It follows a trial at 15 schools in...
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