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  1. How to make Homeless Care Kits that ACTUALLY help

    • For easy reference, here are some of the most-requested items (according to homeless advocates and shelter workers), a “top ten” if you will: 1. Socks (this is the #1 most asked-for item) 2. Gloves 3. Water b… See more

    A Light, Tight Homeless Care Kit

    After all the research and asking professionals and trial and error, here is my personal rendition of a … See more

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  1. Packing personal hygiene products such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, and toilet paper can help individuals maintain their cleanliness. Wet wipes and hand sanitizers are also beneficial when access to water is limited.
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    Nail clippers Bandages (large ones, especially useful for blisters) Comb and/or brush Hand lotion Lip balm Face towels Tooth brush and toothpaste Wet wipes

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    Examples of Hygiene Kit items that can be included: Toothbrush, toothpaste, a bar of soap, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, shave gel, deodorant, comb, razor, lip balm, facecloth, bandages, hand sanitizer, tissues, nail clippers, hair ties, and feminine hygiene products (tampons and pads).
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    What To Include in Hygiene Kits for Homeless Shelters

    • Soap and Shampoo Soap and shampoo are two items no one should ever live without. ...
    • Toothpaste and Toothbrush Oral hygiene is vital to a person’s health. ...
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    At the very least, basic essential personal hygiene kits should include soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and a toothbrush. Additional essential items are based on what the hygiene kit will be used for.
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    The purpose of our "Hygiene Bank" is to ensure organizations serving individuals and families living with limited income or experiencing homelessness always have access to their most basic needs, and help to redistribute the items they …

     
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  6. How to Make a Homeless Care Package That’s …

    Jul 27, 2023 · Apart from food, the homeless desperately need personal hygiene items too. The most useful ones are: soap bar or travel-sized liquid soap; shampoo or shampoo bar; toothbrush and toothpaste; dental floss; …

  7. Personal Care & Hygiene Products for Those In Need …

    We are a nonprofit focused on addressing hygiene poverty by providing donations of personal care items to the homeless & other charitable organizations

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  9. Guide: Make a Homeless Care Package That Actually …

    Dec 10, 2022 · Care kits provide essential items for people experiencing homelessness. Things like toiletries, nutritious food, hand warmers, first aid supplies, and clean socks and clothing can help to improve their quality of …

  10. Hope and Comfort

    Hope & Comfort’s mission is to provide sustained access to essential hygiene products to support the health, dignity, and confidence of children and adults in need in Massachusetts.

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