Watch Here for an Update from CEO, Cat Ross.
Update on Support for Ukraine Referrals
Due to the high level of demand we are PAUSING our support for Ukrainian families arriving in the UK.
We will reopen for referrals on Monday 13th June.
If you submit a referral before then it will be deleted.
This will allow us to catch up with present referrals that have been submitted.
Thank you for your understanding.
Latest Afghan Welcome Update
Latest Ukraine Support Update
9 women creating change in their communities – Featuring Baby Basics CEO, Cat Ross
Our wonderful CEO was featured in the Action Funder blog celebrating International Women’s Day.
“When Cat was offered the chance to lead baby basics she jumped at it with both hands. Baby basics started in Sheffield in 2009 with the aim of supporting families struggling to meet the financial demands of looking after a new baby. Under Cat’s leadership, the charity has grown into a country-wide network of centres supporting vulnerable families.
“It is so amazing to lead an organisation that is passionate about making a difference to vulnerable families at a local level.” “
Read the full blog here https://www.actionfunder.org/8-women-creating-change-in-their-community/?fbclid=IwAR3KkPmZYxD_X1xa03v0HfT_m8DokJDAZpvT8t9B0bdZRRRVU5lgMcxcCHg
Update on Baby Basics UK Support to Ukraine
Watch an update on how Baby Basics UK is supporting Ukraine from our CEO, Cat Ross below. https://www.facebook.com/BabyBasicsUK/videos/990036571611148
Kate helped us support 33,000 families in need including 2,200 from Afghanistan
Read The Sun article below where along with many others we were able to thank HRH The Duchess of Cambridge for her incredible support and to celebrate her 40th birthday.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/17251504/kate-middleton-birthday-real-life-royal-family/
Charities in Norfolk say they’ve seen parents struggling with the pressures of the pandemic
Hear Maggie from Baby Basics West Norfolk giving a fantastic interview on ITV News about parents struggling with the pressures of the pandemic.
“People just aren’t able to cope. And then they feel worthless and they’re not they’re not worthless. They just need somebody to show them that they can be worthy and have dignity.”
– Maggie Anderson, Centre Leader, Baby Basics West Norfolk