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Menstruation Supplies: Harper College This is a short test of the Harper College alert system Employee & Student Wellness Mental Health and Well-Being Services wants to ensure that students and employees are equipped with a variety of products for those that are menstruating. At Mental Health and Well-Being Services, we know that menstruation supplies can be a costly monthly expense for individuals.
That’s why we're here to support individuals who are menstruating and may need assistance covering the cost. Free menstrual health supplies available: Students and employees can request free menstruation supplies by filing out the Safer Sex, Menstruation, and/or Harm Reduction Supplies Request form.
Menstruation supplies can also be found at the bookshelf of the Health and Recreation Center (Building M), Building A 3rd floor Student Engagement Lounge, or the Hawks Care Resource Center in Building D. Interested in learning more about the menstrual cycle? Visit Planned Parenthood or the Office on Women’s Health
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Menstruation Supplies is funded by Harper College. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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