Community groups in Leyland spread joy to children in need
Christmas Smiles, a joint initiative by The Base community centre and Wade Hall Community Association, won the most votes and will receive £1,000 from Progress Housing Group’s Community Investment Fund after a Soup Dragon’s Den event. Andrew Andrews, Youth and Community Worker at The Base, which is run by Key Unlocking Futures, said: “On behalf of the children and families we support, we are really grateful for everyone’s votes.
The project is looking for donations of new pyjamas for all ages, including teenagers and adults. These can be dropped off at Wade Hall Community Centre, Royal Avenue,, between 12.30pm and 8pm Monday to Wednesday and Friday, or The Base, Bannister Drive, Leyland, Monday to Friday, from 9am to 5pm, until December 16.
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