NIGHT N DAY is helping to raise awareness this World Continence Week 2021. Did you know that there are more than one million men in Australia who are affected by incontinence?
The study of Australian men with continence issues revealed:
To help bring awareness of the mental health issues raised by those affected, the Continence Foundation of Australia has launched a “Bins4Blokes” campaign: Bins4Blokes
As a manufacturer of washable & reusable solutions, our incontinence products - particularly our incontinence underwear - are environmentally-friendly and eliminate the use of disposable pads.
However, Men that use disposable products are not currently being supported!
The campaign is calling on councils, businesses and sports clubs to install incontinence product bins in all male toilets.
This would be similar to the bins available in women’s toilets for period pads and tampons, etc.
All people, regardless of what gender, need and deserve to have a comfortable and discreet way to dispose of pads and pants. The provision of bins could help in the process of solving mental health and confidence issues surrounding what should not be a taboo subject regarding continence.
NIGHT N DAY is a registered NDIS provider.
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Should you require any product assistance … Did you know that we manufacture a complete range of incontinence products including absorbent underwear and waterproof pads? Some of these products also double as period-proof underwear.
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If you have any questions about incontinence or want to know what incontinence products are the best for you or your loved one don’t hesitate to contact our friendly Customer Service team
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