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The Department of Housing and Community Development will financially assist the agencies with providing menstrual hygiene products to all female residents in homeless shelters and qualifying female students, the bill said. Khan and Del. Heather Bagnall, D-Anne Arundel, House sponsor of the bill, felt the urgency to bring this bill forward due to the lack of general help for these vulnerable communities. Currently, there is no federal program that deems menstrual products as a necessity, according to advocates. “You know we have federal programs like WIC and SNAP that have extensions for things like medications, but they don’t extend to menstrual products,” Bagnall said. ....
Saara Khan, a 13-year-old activist, brought this bill forward in hopes that it will combat menstruation inequities. “We don’t choose to have periods, so why should women be burdened unnecessarily with the outrageous costs of period supplies,” Khan testified in a House committee hearing Tuesday. HB757 mandates all local health departments and community action agencies give out menstrual hygiene products at no cost to all women enrolled in Medicaid and low-income households. Community action agencies are social services organizations that provide assistance in all 23 Maryland counties and Baltimore City, according to the bill. The Department of Housing and Community Development will financially assist the agencies with providing menstrual hygiene products to all female residents in homeless shelters and qualifying female students, the bill said. ....