Six new start bags, plus some emergency food supplies were handed over to DC Ian Clyburn from Cleveland Police. The bags will be used for victims of trafficking.
Our speaker, Alan Chandler from Macmillan Cancer Support, was introduced by our member Val Tait. Alan gave us an interesting summary of their work at North Tees and Hartlepool hospitals.
Kat and Kate from Grow Baby in Thornaby receiving various items of baby equipment and clothing. These were supplied by club members.
Neil Craig from Teesside Samaritans gave us a very interesting talk on the work of the volunteers. The meeting was chaired by Sue Moppett.
Ten members enjoyed coffee and scones at the Cart House in Hemlington.
Two members visited the Purple Rose drop-in centre, taking gifts from members. These included bedding, towels, clothing and kitchen items.
Liz Wood introduced Jennie Medhurst as our September speaker. Jennie promotes Fair Trade in the local area.
Cleveland Police collected ten New Start Bags prepared by a club member. They will be used for victims of trafficking. The bags contain basic clothing, toiletries, some food items and if necessary a mobile phone.
Our speaker was Sue Willoughby from A Way Out. This Stockton based charity has supported vulnerable woman and girls for over 20 years. Their work has expanded greatly and now covers the whole of Teesside.
