Government commits $2.9 million for period products in schools.

We are thrilled to see the New Zealand Government's commitment to continue funding free period products in schools with an additional $2.9 million investment.

The University of Otago has estimated that up to 95,000 young New Zealand women and people who menstruate could be missing school because of a lack of access to period products. Around 200,000 students will continue to benefit from this initiative, with all intermediate, kura and secondary schools being able to continue to opt-in to the scheme.

Let's continue the kōrero, education, and support around menstrual healthcare resources and services in Aotearoa.


Need help with your menstrual cycle?

We work alongside your GP, Pelvic Physiotherapist, Gynecologist or specialist to achieve the best result for you. With our help, you’ll build a team of professionals around you so you can get the results you’re looking for.

As a leading private health clinic, we can see you for online telehealth appointments across Aotearoa New Zealand from the comfort of your home.

With a team of Registered Nurses, Clinical Nutritionists and Medical Herbalists, we support people (just like you) with period problems, hormones, acne, polycystic ovary syndrome, endometriosis and fertility journeys.

Learn more about how Hekate Clinic can help you.

Elizabeth Zizik

Managing Director

Elizabeth is our Managing Director on a mission to revolutionise menstrual healthcare within Nurse-Led Clinics using integrative health frameworks. Elizabeth is known for her strategy, insight and analytical mind. She has been involved in a number of projects within the health sector, working groups, and board positions.

As a Registered Nurse, Clinical Nutritionist, and Medical Herbalist she has a special interest in mental, hormonal and reproductive health. She works with clients nationally and globally and is an experienced Mental Health Nurse.

https://nz.linkedin.com/in/elizabethhopecook
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