South-west residents urged to donate to local charities as part of Share the Dignity drive

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Updated April 16 2019 - 5:49pm, first published 2:30pm
Help: Share the Dignity Warrnambool team leader Narelle Hill with Anytime Fitness Warrnambool manager and Share the Dignity volunteer Jade Thwaites show their support for the sanitary collection drive which runs until the end of April. Anytime Fitness is one of the collection points. Picture: Morgan Hancock
Help: Share the Dignity Warrnambool team leader Narelle Hill with Anytime Fitness Warrnambool manager and Share the Dignity volunteer Jade Thwaites show their support for the sanitary collection drive which runs until the end of April. Anytime Fitness is one of the collection points. Picture: Morgan Hancock

Throwing a packet of pads or tampons in the shopping trolley shouldn't be something that's taken for granted, but for some women, sanitary items are a luxury they can't afford.

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