The SOS box initiative
@thesosboxproject.bsky.social
Working toward a vision for universal freely accessible period/sanitary products for healthcare staff at work for urgent/unmet need | Website: www.thesosbox.org | BMJ article: www.bmj.com/content/366/bmj.l4664 | Founded and led by Dr Josie Cheetham
Are you a UK healthcare worker who has periods/menstruates/bleeds?
Please consider sharing your experiences of having periods in healthcare workplaces by taking part in an anonymous survey (5-10 minutes in length) as part of the UK healthcare worker period equity study.
Find out more here:
Please consider sharing your experiences of having periods in healthcare workplaces by taking part in an anonymous survey (5-10 minutes in length) as part of the UK healthcare worker period equity study.
Find out more here:
November 8, 2025 at 10:28 AM
Are you a UK healthcare worker who has periods/menstruates/bleeds?
Please consider sharing your experiences of having periods in healthcare workplaces by taking part in an anonymous survey (5-10 minutes in length) as part of the UK healthcare worker period equity study.
Find out more here:
Please consider sharing your experiences of having periods in healthcare workplaces by taking part in an anonymous survey (5-10 minutes in length) as part of the UK healthcare worker period equity study.
Find out more here:
We’ve come a way since 2018, when the first SOS boxes were piloted. Thank you to all involved.
The SOS box initiative vision stays firmly focused on seeing a future where period/sanitary products are freely accessible for all healthcare staff at work for unexpected/unmet need.
The SOS box initiative vision stays firmly focused on seeing a future where period/sanitary products are freely accessible for all healthcare staff at work for unexpected/unmet need.
February 21, 2025 at 9:43 PM
We’ve come a way since 2018, when the first SOS boxes were piloted. Thank you to all involved.
The SOS box initiative vision stays firmly focused on seeing a future where period/sanitary products are freely accessible for all healthcare staff at work for unexpected/unmet need.
The SOS box initiative vision stays firmly focused on seeing a future where period/sanitary products are freely accessible for all healthcare staff at work for unexpected/unmet need.