5/ And of course a massive thanks to all of you who take the time to read our posts and share them on your own pages it’s really appreciated guys 💚

Hope you all have a fantastic week ahead ..Stay safe and wrap up well as it’s Baltic oot there ..

4/and ground mat & we gave a new Sleep Pod that will provide some shelter to them from the elements..

We want to say a huge thank you to Megan at Black Sheep Coffee Co on Sauchiehall street for the really kind donation of Sandwiches and wraps , They went down a treat with the guys 😊

3/ As always we spent a bit of time gabbing and getting to know what’s been happening with each person and Patter was top notch as usual ☺️

Of that 44 there were 6 females and we know at least 12 of them are sadly sleeping rough out there tonight- Each of them were given a brand new sleeping bag

2/ including warm winter jackets and Hoodies along with brand new underwear and socks and of course new Tammys and gloves were also given out along with hand warmers ..

We gave out a warm drink and a hot bite to eat to everyone that wanted one and a nice wee bag of sweet goodies.

Jacqui we cover Glasgow and
We have drop offs at St Rochs in Royston, City Centre Dental hospital, Baillieston, Real McCoy pub at Springfield Rd and possibly might be able to collect if it's within reasonable distance. Thanks.

3/and share on your group chats and so on please 🙏🏻

Help us help them keep warm and dry this winter 😊

Message us via the page to donate or enquire and someone will get back to you as soon as possible 💚

2/ We only need these items and can’t accept any other items of clothing donations sadly due to very limited storage space ☹️

Please please please share the life out of this post if you can and if possible print this poster out and put it up in your work places , Clubs etc etc

2/We sourced Furniture through donators and friends for him for which we are grateful for , We funded a brand new Airfryer and will help fund a brand new carpet for his Living room..

Let’s hope this young lad has all the essentials to move on and make a success of things 💚

7/It’s changed me in ways I’ll never forget. Their stories, their strength, and their humility will always stay with me.

Linda

6/not invisible. They are mothers, daughters, sisters, friends deserving of love, care, and the same respect we all hope for.
This experience has reminded me that even the smallest acts of kindness, a hug, a chat, a clean pair of socks can bring light into someone’s day.

5/they represent being valued and respected.
These women have been through so much trauma, mental health battles, addiction, abuse. And still, they show resilience, strength, and gratitude that stays with me long after the day ends. Most of all I’ve learned this: they are human beings. They are

4/ a friend and not a problem to fix. That simple connection is powerful. It reminds them, and me, that they are not alone.
Items like bras, clean underwear, and socks things we rarely think twice about become lifelines when you’re living on the street. They’re not just physical comforts;

3/hairbrush can bring the most beautiful smile. For many of us, brushing our hair is just part of the day but for them, it’s a rare moment of dignity, care and self-worth.
Sometimes, it’s a warm hug or a quiet chat that means the most. A few minutes of being heard, being seen, being treated like

2/both my eyes and my heart. Spending time with women who are experiencing homelessness has changed the way I see the world and myself.
As a woman, I’ve found it especially emotional to witness how the smallest things can make the biggest difference. Something as simple as giving someone a

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