What you need to know about period dignity schemes

By Daisy Wiliams 2022-11-25T07:00:00

Daisy Williams - credit Hey Girls low res

The construction industry is changing, but there is still a long way to go to make it a welcoming space for women. Daisy Williams at social enterprise Hey Girls is working with firms to break down the barriers

You might think me lying if I told you a male-dominated industry such as construction is one of our key target areas to distribute free period products. But you’d be wrong.

My job at Hey Girls is to ensure people working in all industries have access to free period products and education. And construction takes up a lot of my time – not because we are so desperate to see things change, but because the industry is too.

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