The Big Hoose

The Big Hoose project supports children and families in Perth & Kinross living in poverty with access to free everyday household items such as toilet rolls, toiletries, cleaning products, bedding and more.

Contact The Big Hoose

The Big Hoose

In 2022 The Cottage Family Centre in Fife teamed up with Amazon
UK to launch a new initiative called The Big Hoose Project. It is one
of the biggest family anti-poverty projects in decades.

The aim of the project is to provide vital household goods, free of
charge, to help ease poverty, at a time when fuel and food bills are
continuously rising and more families than ever are struggling to
make ends meet.

The goods we can provide are varied and range from cleaning
products and toiletries to bedding, clothing and footwear.

The number of partners now signed up to support this
project with donated goods is over 30 and growing. These include
the likes of Amazon, Asda, Co-op/Scotmid, Fishers Laundry and
many more.

We at PKAVS are excited to be part of this project and to open a hub
to support families/children most in need throughout Perth &
Kinross.


If you would like to find out more information, please contact us at
thebighoose@pkavs.org.uk

 
 
 
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