A new home for the Period Education Guide
Our Period Education Guide has a new home. You can now access all of our resources for girls on yes.period
Welcome to yes.period
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What does this mean for current users?
We created yes.period together with our long-term partner Splash to further improve access to group-based period education and help create a supportive environment for girls. And what's new: yes.period now also includes Guides to educate boys and caregivers about periods!
If you are already using our Guide, not much will change for you. As always, we will ask you at the start of the new year to share your impact data with us – so please continue tracking your roll-out.
If you are planning a new programme, please explore yes.period and check out our new Guide collection. You may even find a Guide version or language you were not aware of - or decide to expand your programme to include boys or caregivers!
Still have questions?
Want to know more about our Period Education Guides?