Free essentials

Please note that many local charities and community voluntary organisations may be collecting donations of clothing, food and toiletries to support refugees. Examples are the White Eagle Appeal in Balham, London, who have a Refugee Boutique; refugees may make an appointment and visit to select clothes and other items they need. They can be contacted on their Facebook page – White Eagle Appeal | Facebook. Another such group is Surrey Stands With Ukraine, who also have a donations hub based in Epsom.

If you are struggling to pay for food, you can search for your local foodbank via this link: https://www.trusselltrust.org/get-help/find-a-foodbank/. Remember that foodbanks consist of donations from the public and there are already many people in the UK that need to use foodbanks, so only take what you need.

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Olio is an app which allows people to advertise things they no longer need, and give them away for free, including foodstuffs and toiletries. It is a great way for people to pass on things they no longer have a need for, and is used by many British people.

Freecycle and Freegle are platforms which allows you to ask for particular items that you need, and also see items that are being offered for free in your local neighbourhood. See https://www.freecycle.org/ and https://www.ilovefreegle.org/.

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Facebook groups such as The Golden Hearted (https://www.facebook.com/groups/703270807162286/) allow those in real need to post requests for specific items. Here, you can find quite a few items for babies and children. Little Village also has local branches on Facebook where you can ask for items for children up to 5 years (https://www.facebook.com/littlevillagehq/).

You can search for other charities offering financial support via this link: https://www.turn2us.org.uk/ and also search online for Ukrainian charities in the UK such as the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain www.augb.co.uk.

You can also contact local church groups or refugee support groups to see if they can source donated items for you that you are struggling to find or afford. People are always looking to make space in their homes by clearing out things they no longer need. Your local council may know of organisations that can provide grants towards buying essential items.

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