Free clothing and essentials for local families, offered with care, respect, and a simple belief that everyone deserves warmth.
Our clothing banks began because people told us they were struggling with coats that no longer fit, kids growing faster than paydays, and cupboards running low. So we opened our doors.
Every week, volunteers sort donated clothes, shoes, and essentials for babies, children, and adults. Nothing here feels rushed or judged. People browse, ask questions, and take what they need.
We also share warm packs during colder months, small things that make homes easier to heat and nights more comfortable. We don’t hand things out from behind tables. We walk alongside people, chat for a moment, and help carry bags when needed.
Everything donated stays local, helping neighbours feel supported, seen, and just a little lighter walking home. What’s Available:
Your clean, pre-loved clothes find a direct new home right here in Heath Town. We especially need quality coats, school uniforms, and shoes. Check what we can accept.
See where some donations go! Our group upcycles fabrics and repairs clothes, adding love and extending their life.
Giving a few hours to organise donations is where the magic starts. You will see directly how your time turns a bag of clothes into dignity for a neighbour. No experience needed, just a willingness to help.
If you’re unsure how it works, you’re not alone. Here are answers to the questions we’re asked most.
No, anyone can visit. Just come along during opening hours.
Yes, there’s no charge for clothing or essentials.
Anyone in the community who needs support.
Not always. Availability depends on donations. Please ask before visiting.
Yes, people browse and select what feels right for them.
Clean, wearable, and something you’d feel comfortable giving to a neighbour.
Absolutely. These are especially helpful during colder months.
Sessions vary weekly. Check our timetable or contact us.
Yes, Everyone is treated with privacy and respect.
Of course. Even flexible or one-off help is welcome.
