Help The Baby Home Durban North by donating new or gently used newborn or 0-3 clothing for care packs for moms and babies in government hospitals.

 Glen Anil, KwaZulu-Natal

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Help The Baby Home Durban North by  donating new or gently used newborn or 0-3 clothing for care packs for moms and babies in government hospitals.

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Basic Needs & Poverty Relief

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Clothing (babies/children/adults)

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Help The Baby Home Durban North by donating new or gently used newborn or 0-3 clothing for care packs for moms and babies in government hospitals.

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Every month, as part of our Baby Line Project, we visit different government hospitals to spend time with new moms, offer counseling, and gift them with a care pack filled with essential items for both mom and baby. We are currently looking for new or gently used newborn and 0–3-months clothing. Typically, we include 2–3 clothing items per mom, and each month we prepare up to 100 care packs for distribution. If you have any clean, gently used, or new baby clothing, we would be so grateful to include them in our bags and bring some extra love and support to these new mothers

Sustainable Development Goals

No Poverty

No Poverty

End poverty in all its forms everywhere by ensuring that everyone has access to basic needs, social protection, and opportunities to build a secure and dignified life


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