Posted on Thursday 02, May, 2024

Donate leftover dispoable nappies – thankyou Surrey Hills!

Surrey Hills Neighbourhood News – Edition 249: Apr – May 2024

The Surrey Hills community has been supporting The Nappy Collective for over ten years. The Collective is a not-for-profit association collecting leftover, unused disposable nappies and redistributing them to families in need. This includes families facing financial hardship, experiencing or at risk of homelessness, escaping family violence, seeking asylum, or those impacted by natural disasters. Over the last ten years, 6.9 million nappies have been collected across Australia!

Whilst nappies can be donated at any time to various locations across the country, there is a large annual collection every Mother’s Day to encourage people to dig out leftover nappies lying around at home. Spring Osteo Clinic is the Surrey Hills dropoff point for the Mother’s Day collection, providing a place for our community to contribute greatly.
Catherine O’Donnell, co-founder of Spring Osteo Clinic says ‘It’s a grassroots cause that we have loved being a part of for ten years and we really thank the Surrey Hills community for always getting behind this cause and dropping their nappies to us’.

The annual collection is on again! Spring Osteo Clinic will take donations from Friday 26 April to Friday 24 May. The Nappy Collective happily accepts disposable nappies of all sizes and either full packs or individual nappies leftover from packs that have been opened.

Spring Osteo Clinic:
Shop 2, 486 Whitehorse Road, Surrey Hills
Open Monday-Friday 7.30am-8pm
and Saturday 7.30am-1pm.
Tel: 9830 7044
[email protected]
www.springosteo.com.au
You can also check out the Nappy Collective at https://www.thenappycollective.com

The team at Spring Osteo, a drop off point for
donations to the Nappy Collective