Health on the Streets has launched its July Appeal, aimed at gathering community support to provide essential items and food donations to those in need.
Throughout the month of July, the organisation will be collecting crucial supplies to replenish hamper bag essentials which are given out during its hub days and outreach efforts across the Central Coast.
Health on the Streets serves a vital role in supporting vulnerable members of the public through its program.
The hamper bags distributed are filled with essential products that offer much-needed support and relief to individuals facing hardship.
“Our July appeal is an opportunity for the community to come together and make a meaningful impact,” Coast and Country Primary Care CEO Kathy Beverley said.
“The donations we receive will directly benefit those who rely on our services, providing them with essential items and food supplies that are crucial to their health and wellbeing.”
To participate in the appeal, community members are encouraged to donate a variety of essential items and non-perishable foods.
A list of suggested donations can be found on the Health on the Streets website at www.healthonthestreets.org.au/essential-items-appeal.
“We are currently running low on supplies and invite the community to visit our website, learn more about the appeal, and consider contributing in any way they can,” Beverley said.
“Whether it’s donating items or spreading the word, every bit helps.”
Donations can be made at 167B The Entrance Rd, Erina, until Wednesday, July 30.
For more information on how to get involved or to donate go to www.healthonthestreets.org.au/essential-items-appeal