article_snippet.sent: A campaign video  tells the story of a woman called Patricia, who slept rough on the streets of Brixton for six months and was forced to use makeshift sanitary products while menstruating.
article_snippet.sent: Using marker pens on cardboard boxes, A campaign video   writes the words of Patricia as Patricia speaks them; focusing on how depressing Patricia found it to not be able to access hygienic menstruation products.
article_snippet.sent: Patricia, who used to sleep on the 137 bus in Brixton Hill, says that when Patricia period came, Patricia would use 'ripped up cloth' as a  sanitary towel. 
article_snippet.sent: Among the cardboard placards held up are the words: 'Why does a woman have to rip up a cloth put between a woman to protect Patricia from bleeding?'
article_snippet.sent: She says She was forced to used ripped up cloth as a makeshift sanitary towel .
highlights_snippet.sent: Video plays voice of homeless woman saying: 'Why does a woman have to rip up a cloth put between a woman to protect a woman from bleeding?'
  