Requires menstrual products to be provided in drop-in centers, intake shelters, and emergency congregate housing.
This bill amends the social services law to require any provider of temporary shelter reimbursed from state or state-administered grants or funds to provide an adequate number of menstrual products at no cost to individuals requiring such products. Temporary shelter includes drop-in centers, intake shelters, emergency congregate housing, and other specified facilities.
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