You’re Invited: Menstrual Health Drop-In Session, Let's Talk Period
Curious about periods? Looking for support or want to chat in a friendly space?
Join us for a relaxed, welcoming drop-in session all about menstrual health, part of Scotland’s Women’s Health Plan to make information and support easier to access.
What to expect:
- Friendly chats with NHS Health Improvement staff and menstrual health advocate from Mina Muala Non (Our Menstruation) —no question is too small
- Free tea, coffee, and period products to take home.
- Browse easy-to-read resources: leaflets, table-top visuals, and trusted online tools like NHS Inform and the Period Symptom Checker.
- Find out about peer support groups in Glasgow and how to access free period products in your area.
Who is this for?
Anyone with menstrual health needs is welcome—including trans men, non-binary people, and gender-diverse individuals. Whether you’re managing heavy periods, waiting for a gynaecology appointment, or just want to know what’s normal, we’re here for you.
This is a safe, supportive space to talk about anything from endometriosis and PCOS to pelvic pain and self-care. While we can’t offer medical advice, we’ll guide you to quality-assured information and support.
No need to book—just drop in!
Or, if you’d like to reserve a spot, you’re welcome to do so.
Brought to you by:
Glasgow Women’s Health Network, South Glasgow Health Improvement Team, and menstrual health advocates from Mina Muala Non (Our Menstruation).
Please note: This is not a medical consultation and we cannot provide medical advice.
