Building Healthier Communities

Building Healthier Communities published their Delivery Report!4 years ago

Attendees4 years ago

The Purls.UK hosted over 350 attendees throughout the project. Filled 7 volunteering opportunities Held over 56 workshops Supported 10 local community businesses and social enterprises 3 green and growing spaces were improved as part of the project Thank you to all participants and sponsors for making a difference

20+ Twiddle Mitts donated to Acton Care Centre's Dementia Unit.5 years ago

For people experiencing Dementia.

Encouraging pollinators5 years ago

The Purls.UK Gardening Club made seed bombs at Imperial College London to plant around our local communities, brightening up our areas and welcoming bees back to pollinate flowers etc.

Celebrating our achievements working with Peabody Housing we made over 400 items of clothing for premature babies.5 years ago

Creating meetups combatting loneliness and isolation, supporting vulnerable groups of people in our communities.

Building Healthier Communities, staying connected, working together.5 years ago

Donating 80+ items of warm clothing to our neighbour and partner organisation Barons Court Project to distribute to their client group attending the project.

Connecting with our partners5 years ago

Donating warm items of clothing to Mike at The Upper Rooms street homeless project for distribution to their client group.

Connecting with businesses5 years ago

The Purls.UK working with Innocent Drinks to raise funds for Age UK, combatting loneliness and isolation, encouraging healthy eating and drinking.

Connecting with our community organisations5 years ago

The Purls.UK donating warm items of clothing to Neil at London Network Church, to be distributed via their Homeless Project.

Making a difference in our community, The Purls.UK donate finished items to our partner organisations to be distributed to the street homeless and their pets.5 years ago

Ellen from The Purls.UK donating warm items of clothing to Ian at Acton Homeless Concern.

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