Already supporting 100+ organisations across Asia, from period products to organisation-wide menstrual health programmes.
WHAT WE DO
We’re making menstrual health part of the infrastructure of everyday life.
Menstrual and hormonal health affect how people experience work, education, sport, travel and public spaces, yet support is still inconsistent, fragmented or missing entirely.
GoodPeriod changes that.
We work with the organisations shaping our cities to build menstrual health into the places people already use every day, from period care in washrooms to education, policy, workplace support and measurable programmes.
WHAT WE OFFER
Climate-conscious solutions for every space
Workplaces
Build a menstrual health-inclusive workplace with products, education, policy support, employee listening, measurement and recognition.
Washrooms & Buildings
Make period care as normal and accessible as toilet paper with certified organic products, dispensers and reliable multi-site supply.
Hotels & Hospitality
Give guests and teams the period care they need, when they need it, from guest bathrooms and public washrooms to staff facilities.
Schools & Universities
Support students from first periods onwards with accessible products, education and institution-wide menstrual health programmes.
Sport
Help girls and women participate with confidence through reusable period care kits, education and washrooms solutions for changing rooms and stadiums.
Property & Facilities
Create a consistent menstrual health standard across buildings, portfolios and tenant communities with scalable provision and reporting.
OUR IMPACT MODEL
GoodPeriod is a B Corp-certified social business. When organisations work with us, their investment does more than improve the places they manage. It helps fund reusable period care, education and programmes for girls and underserved women through schools, sport and community partners.
One budget. Wider impact. Built to scale.
HEAR FROM OUR PARTNERS
Hong Kong employers on what changed when they took menstrual health seriously.
TEAM & ADVISORY BOARD
GoodPeriod is built by people who believe menstrual and hormonal health should be understood and supported wherever people live, work, learn and play. Our team and advisory board bring experience across business, medicine, People & Culture, women’s health, humanitarian work and social impact, helping us turn that mission into practical solutions that work in the real world.
Olivia Cotes-James
A decade building businesses in menstrual health and social impact. Forbes 30 Under 30, winner of the Cartier Impact Grant, and EY Entrepreneur APAC.
Sudesh Thevasenabathy
Diversity and inclusion lead for Asia at Manulife, one of the world's largest financial services providers, with responsibility for workplace inclusion across the region.
Maaike Steinebach
Former CEO of Visa Hong Kong and Macau, with C-suite experience at Fortis Bank, ABN Amro and Commonwealth Bank of Australia. Now a women's health entrepreneur and investor.
Dr. Laurena Law
A physician with twenty-six years in clinical practice, specialising in women's health, hormonal health and menopause care across every stage of the lifecycle.
Emily Au-Young
Founder and CEO of Reemi, building reusable period care programmes and supply chains with government bodies and global charities including Oxfam. Forbes 30 Under 30 Social Impact honouree.
Cherry C Del Castillo
HR and wellness leader with nearly two decades across talent, culture and employee wellbeing at organisations in Hong Kong and the region.
How we work, and what makes us different
How do you work with organisations?
We start with the practical problem in front of you, whether that is washroom provision, workplace support, education, a school or university programme, hospitality, sport or a multi-site property portfolio. From there, we bring together the right mix of products, education, policy and practice support, listening, measurement and reporting. You can start small and build over time rather than buying a fixed package you do not need.
What makes GoodPeriod different from a product supplier or wellness provider?
We bring the pieces together. GoodPeriod combines sustainable period care with the systems around it: facilities, education, culture, policy, manager capability, employee or participant listening, and measurable outcomes. That means one partner can help you move from simply providing products to creating lasting change. Where relevant, our workplace work is aligned with international guidance including ISO 45010.
Why does the GoodPeriod network matter?
We work with more than 100 organisations across sectors, which gives us a practical view of what works in very different environments. Members and partners also become part of a wider ecosystem where People, ESG, facilities and business leaders can share learning, raise expectations and help normalise better menstrual health support across the city.
How does working with GoodPeriod create wider social impact?
GoodPeriod is a certified B Corporation with impact built into the business model. Revenue from organisational partnerships helps expand access to reusable period care, education and community programmes for girls and underserved women. We focus on measurable outcomes, not simply the number of products distributed, so commercial growth can help fund a more sustainable model of access over time.