People in Glossopdale and the surrounding areas in need of help are being reminded of a clothing bank run by local group The Hummingbird Project.
Jo Gregory, from The Hummingbird Project, said: "All ages of clothing and shoes are available, plus we also have a year round uniform bank for anyone in need of primary or secondary school uniform.
"We have winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves and boots, and everything for babies, including maternity clothes, newborn baby starter packs and baby equipment (prams, cots etc).
"Contact us if you or someone you know might be in need of our help."
The clothing bank is completely free and entirely confidential. Everyone is welcome.
People can get in touch with The Hummingbird Project via Facebook or WhatsApp, or call Jo on 07748 067 169.
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