These are our ongoing projects. We welcome support at any time. Click on the photo to find out more.
Do contact us if you need any more information, or are ready to post. Huge thanks.
Our Christmas Cwtch project 2021
Our Hearty Heart Project
Bee's Blankets
Snugs for looked after children and young people
Annual Chernobyl Project. Please read Covid update
Our Candy's Hug project for women undergoing cancer treatment
Little Hugs
The Kinship Hug Project.
Angel Hugs for Bereaved families
Billie's Blankets
Refugee Project. Revised September 2020
Angel Teds
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Our Christmas Cwtch project 2021
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Our Hearty Heart Project
For random acts of kindness -
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Bee's Blankets
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Snugs for looked after children and young people
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Annual Chernobyl Project. Please read Covid update
This is an annual ongoing project, takes place from January to July supporting children and teens visiting this country from areas affected by Chernobyl, through the Children of Chernobyl charity and Chernobyl Lifeline charity. -
Our Candy's Hug project for women undergoing cancer treatment
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Little Hugs
Our aim with the Little Hug project is to provide blankets and quilts that give comfort to babies and small children who are seriously ill. -
The Kinship Hug Project.
We are asked from time to time to help families or individuals within our own WH community going through incredibly difficult, bleak or sad times, by sending them a blanket full of love and comfort. We see these as helping folk who need support and compassion. -
Angel Hugs for Bereaved families
Supporting Glasgow Maternity hospitals and the Haven House Hospice in North London. -
Billie's Blankets
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Refugee Project. Revised September 2020
Aim is to make cosy blankets for refugee families both in the UK and further afield. -
Angel Teds
We were very pleased that Yorkhill came to us for help. It is a very sad project, but we are so glad to able to help families at this time. The idea is to make two identical teddies for babies who pass away in Yorkhill's SCBU. The family can then give an Angel Ted to their baby and keep an identical one in their very precious keepsake box that the hospital provide
