My Wish Bag Appeal

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From September 2019 St Anne’s will have 5 beds that support and provide a safe space for vulnerable women that are rough sleeping in Leeds. Women can gain direct access via Leeds City Council.

My Wish Bag Appeal

When you go away for the night at a hotel or you are planning your next holiday, how long does it take you on to decide on what to pack??

  • What pyjamas shall I take?
  • Do I need my dressing gown?
  • Will I have enough toothpaste?
  • Did I pack my deodorant?

These are the things that we take for granted.

How can you help?

You can help by putting ‘Wish Bags’ together as you would for a night away or holiday for the homeless vulnerable women that we support.

Fill a bag up with:

  •       Pyjamas
  •       Deodorant
  •       Dressing gown
  •       Toothbrush
  •       Hot water bottles
  •       Toothpaste
  •       Slippers
  •       Shower Gel
  •       Socks
  •       Brush/Comb
  •       Bottled Water
  •       Towels
  •       Sanitary Products
  •       Hair bobbles

 

Dropping off your donations

You can gift your donations in a bag and simply drop them off at:

St Anne’s Resource Centre, 66 York Street, Leeds. LS9 8AA

Tel: 0113 243 1894

Email: info@st-annes.org.uk

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