Free period products
The University is commited to tackling period poverty, which is on the rise due to the cost-of-living crisis. We have now increased our provision of free period products – for staff and students – to 63 locations across the campus.
What is provided?
Sanitary pads and tampons are available. As part of the University’s work to address single-use plastic, we are providing plastic-free products which are responsibly sourced, biodegradable or recyclable.
Please help yourself to whatever you need, available in the following buildings:
Collection points
- Baines Wing: Rooms 1.01, 2.01, 3.01
- Brotherton Library: Room 1.42
- Chemistry: Room G.22
- Clarnedon Building: Room GR.10
- Clotherworkers Central: Room G.69
- Clotherworkers Link: Room 1.37
- Clothworkers North: Room 1.35
- Conference Auditorium: Room G.09
- Earth and Environment – North: Room 8.116
- EC Stoner: Rooms 6.68, 9.143, 10.13
- Edward Boyle Library: Rooms 8.10, 9.27, 10.16, 11.26, 12.16, 13.15
- Esther Simpson: Room LG.04
- Garstang: Room G7.53
- Green Room: Room 3.01
- Health Science Library: Room 7.25
- Laidlaw Library: Room 7.25
- Liberty Building: Room G.11
- LOGIK Centre: Accessible toilet
- Maurice Keyworth Building: Room G.58
- Miall Building: Room 7.01E
- Michael Sadler Building: Rooms LG.11, 3.28
- Parkinson Building: Rooms B.45, 2.44
- Priestley Building: Room 10.13
- Roger Stevens: Room 7.71B
- School of Chemical and Process Engineering: Room G.06
- School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering: Room G.17
- School of Food Science and Nutrition: Room G.02B
- School of Geography: Room 7.38
- School of Performance and Cultural Industries: Room G.13
- School or Psychology: Room G.41
- William Bragg Building: Rooms MB.08, GR.10, GR.25, GR.28, 1.11, 1.20, 1.22, 1.43, 2.18, 2.20, 2.30, 3.03, 3.22, 3.31, 4.06, 4.11, 4.14
- Worsley Building: Rooms 7.02, 8.047