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Buy shoes and clothing for refugees
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Many refugees flee with just the clothes on their back, and months of being in-situ will take its toll on even the sturdiest boots and coats. This is especially the case for refugees camping and sleeping rough in areas with cold, wet weather and, in northern France, where the local authorities regularly destroy and confiscate what little property the refugees have.
There are some fantastic NGOs on the ground providing clothing but there’s often a shortage of particular sizes or new items like underwear. Help a refugee stay warm and dry by purchasing comfortable, clean and dry shoes or clothes below.
Buy a weatherproof coat for a refugee and help keep them warm and dry on cold, wet days.
The holy grail of desired clothing for refugees on the move, these weatherproof coats withstand rain, wind and sometimes freezing temperatures. Many refugees have been forced to sleep rough. Buying a waterproof coat to keep them warm and dry makes all the difference on cold, wet days and nights.
Buy a pack of four boxer shorts for a refugee and give them something clean, warm and dry to wear.
We don’t think this one needs much explanation, really. Laundry and bathing facilities are non-existent when you’ve no chance of shelter. Everyone wants to stay clean. This pack of boxer shorts includes 4 pairs.
Help keep a refugee in France warm and dry by donating a pack of boxer shorts.
Buy a pair of waterproof walking boots for a refugee and help keep their feet warm and dry.
Just like in the UK, it rains a lot in France and Greece (believe it or not!), especially in the winter. These comfy walking boots will help to keep a refugee’s feet warm and dry; we can all relate to the importance of that. Having comfortable footwear is so important, especially when you’re on the move, without waterproof shoes, refugee’s health is at risk too.
Help keep a refugee warm and dry by donating a pair of waterproof walking boots.
Buy a pair of jogging bottoms for a refugee and give them something clean, warm and dry to wear.
Many refugees arrive with just the clothes on their back. Whilst there are some fantastic NGOs providing clothing, a shortage of supply and mismatch in sizes, especially in men’s clothes, mean many refugees don’t have access to clean, dry clothes. If you’re a fan of snuggling up in your joggers - treat someone to the same.
Help keep a refugee in France warm and dry by donating a pair of tracksuit bottoms.
Buy them some waterproof walking boots as well to ensure their feet stay clean, warm and dry, especially when they’re on the move.