30 street sleepers between Windsor and Maidenhead 

We gave each a £10 Greggs voucher. In addition, we provided hats, socks & underwear, which are held by RBWM Kelly Scales for distribution when they are needed, plus chocs and pringles for all. (Windsor Lions contributed to the cost) .

 

Supermarket vouchers were delivered to nominated families.

 

 

Supermarket vouchers delivered to nominated families.

 

14 local care homes received deliveries of chocs, Christmas cakes, biscuits and mince pies.

 

Studio accommodation for young adults 18+ leaving the care system.   A supermarket voucher of £250 for Christmas activities.

 

 

£250 Voucher for Christmas events at their refuge houses and vouchers for families receiving outreach support

 

£250 supermarket voucher for each home for their Christmas activities. These are adult mental health homes, and most residents stay over the Christmas period.

 

We continued the tradition of giving 12 Christmas gift bags for inpatients and those receiving treatment over the Christmas period. They each contain puzzle books, colouring books, chocs, toiletries, pencils, etc. (toiletry bags, glasses cases and small purses made by Lions Mary Sanerkin who donates both the items and her time to hand-make them.)

 

vouchers for 16 children for Christmas gifts

 

A new addition to the list – This year we made up 29 shoeboxes for teenage boys (an often forgotten category) containing socks, woollen hats, toiletries and treats. These were delivered to Cox Green Community Centre for distribution by the Food Bank, packed and wrapped by a team of Lions. 

 

 

We received a generous donation of £1000 from Hedsor Events