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Swale Sisters offers free sustainable period products to anyone that needs them.

We are Swale Sisters and we provide FREE sustainable and eco friendly sanitary products all across Swale. We also have a range of reusable sanitary pads, reusable underwear and period cups,
To place an order for our free products please complete this short order form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vDZWrCbSfp-4ltBPQlH2RdP9x7wcw41zQVA9Wp8_YZA/edit

03/11/2026

We’re bringing The Pit Stop Pop-Ups to Morrisons Café at Neats Court for the very first time!

Starting this Tuesday, 3rd November, we’ll be offering our support and signposting service in a new location, making it easier for people in the community to access support when they need it.

Whether you need some advice, help finding the right services, or simply someone to sit down and talk things through with, our team will be there to listen and offer guidance.

You can find us inside Morrisons Café, Neats Court, between 10:00am and 12:00 noon on:

Tuesday 3rd November 2026
Tuesday 1st December 2026
Tuesday 5th January 2027

No appointments needed, just pop in and have a chat.

If you need support before then, you can contact us on 07552 874375 or email [email protected].

03/11/2026

27/10/2026

Please note that due to annual leave (and illness), Swale Sisters orders will not be made up until my return on Monday, 2nd November, but if you are in urgent need, please ask at Seashells reception as they have access to Swale Sisters container, or pop in to one of the locations that stock our products in their customer toilets 🙏

Sheerness -
Rumour
The Play Village
Hope Street Centre
Seashells Children and Families
Sheerness Salvation Army
IslandWorks
The Criterion Blue Town
Sheerness Town Council
Castle Connections
Lou’s at 21
Sheerness East Working Mens' Club
Stones Garden Centre
Minster on Sea Parish Council
Thistle Hill Community Centre
Baptist Church, Minster Road
Sheppey Rugby Club
Eastern Sheppey Community Hub
The Coffee Pot cafe, Leysdown
Curry at 66 Bhetti’s Bhunas , Leysdown
Sittingbourne -
Swale Community and Voluntary Services
Heather House Community Cafe
Domestic Abuse - New Leaf Support.
The Hub, Murston

22/10/2026

Community Activities Directory

19/10/2026

Thank you so much Minster on Sea Parish Council for committing to donate £500 annually to support Swale Sisters. This is amazing news, and will help us to tackle local period poverty.
If anyone is in need of free period products, please to order here - https://www.children-families.org/swale-sisters.html

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Minster on Sea Parish Council is delighted to announce that we have committed to donating £500 annually to Swale Sisters to support their fantastic work across the Isle of Sheppey.

Swale Sisters’ mission is to provide sustainable feminine care products, free of charge, across the Isle of Sheppey because everyone deserves the right to access comfortable and sustainable period care. They also aim to provide advice and support to those who need it regarding menstruation.

Swale Sisters currently provides free period products at Thistle Hill Community Centre and Minster on Sea Parish Council offices, helping to make these essential items accessible to those who need them.

Do you know of a location on the island that stocks free period products supplied by Swale Sisters? Please comment below and let us know, and spread the information!

Together, we can help make period care more accessible, sustainable and inclusive for everyone in our community.
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16/10/2026

🌈 WHAT'S ON AT THISTLEHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE! 🌈

Looking for something to do during the week? 🥰

We've got a fantastic variety of activities happening at the centre, from fitness and dancing to bowls, children's activities and friendly coffee mornings! ☕💃🎶

There's something for all ages, and we'd love to see some new faces! ❤️

👇 Take a look at our weekly timetable below and see what takes your fancy!

📍 Thistlehill Community Centre

💖 A welcoming place for everyone in our community!

15/10/2026

As the cost of living continues to bite, a poll has revealed that 21% (more than one in five) women who menstruate in the UK are now struggling to afford period products - up from 12% in just one year. This amounts to an estimated 2.8 million people, putting around one million more people into period poverty versus last year.1

Of those affected by period poverty, 41% kept sanitary pads or tampons in for longer, and 8% re-used disposable pads, which can be a dangerous method of period management.

37% said they had used tissues or cotton wool instead of sanitary products in the last 12 months. 13% used socks or other clothing, and 9% resorted to using paper or newspaper.

More than a quarter of survey respondents (28%) said they were able to rely on period products available at school or work, but for 17% they stayed at home. This means missing out on school, work, exercising or socialising, all of which can have wider implications for their mental health, wellbeing, and future.

Swale Sisters period products are, and will always be, free. For everyone. They are chemical free and sustainably made from soft bamboo.
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To order your free products, please use this order form, collection from Seashells, Sheerness.

Swale Sisters aims to provide advice and support to girls, young ladies and women regarding period poverty. We also provide sustainable feminine care products free of charge across the Isle of Sheppey, to help raise awareness and provide additional suppo

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Seashells Children & Families, Rose Street
Sheerness
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