

Uniting Organizations to Build a Period-Friendly Hong Kong
Featured in images: Jayme Walker @luuna.care Vera Lui @sallystoy.vera Sakshi Vasudev @bampads








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Meet the
Alliance Members
From campuses to corporate offices, brands to buildings, every city stakeholder plays a role.
We aim to foster a deeper culture of care in Hong Kong by working with businesses to embed sustainable menstrual health support where it matters most—but is too often overlooked—from internal policies and physical spaces to the community programs beyond their walls.
In this series, we hear directly from the ChangeMakers inside these organizations who share the simple steps they've taken and the meaningful impact they've seen.

What We’re Solving
Menstrual health support is overlooked in the systems that shape urban life—from stigma in the workplace, to facilities that ignore real health needs, to the reliance on plastic-heavy disposable products.
This is what’s known as period inequity—and it’s not just a “women’s issue.” It’s an environmental problem. A design flaw. A business risk. And if we’re serious about building sustainable, inclusive cities, we can’t afford to ignore it.
After years working in this space, we know cities like Hong Kong have the means to solve period poverty within their borders. Our Alliance provides the method.
Why Join Us
Through the Good Period Alliance, individual company efforts become collective action for equitable,
period-friendly cities.
By joining this year as an early Hong Kong Member, your organization will:
Shape the
standard
Collaborate within the Alliance ecosystem to build a shared business standard for menstrual health—one that supports people, planet, and organizational performance.
Through access to culture-shifting conversations, and period care amenities that align with Social Value Procurement standards, you’ll set a new benchmark for stakeholder well-being.
Drive community impact
Each Alliance member powers the Good Period Community Fund, bringing climate-friendly period support to underserved communities across the city.
This year, we're collaborating with our friends at leading NGO Reemi, providing period health education and reusable period products to women and girls in need across Hong Kong.