Luton, Bedfordshire

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Community Fun Day
A completely free event for 300+ refugees and people from low income families to enjoy the sense of community, food and games over the Eid period.
Football
5 weeks of football played on astroturf for 20 people claiming asylum, which we hope to restart in the spring using local parks
Free Pop-Up Clothes Shops
Two free clothes pop-up events in December 2022, distributing over 2400 items and supporting around 250 people
Luton Clothing Bank
By December 2022, we redistributed 20,000 items to local people experiencing financial difficulty
Household Support
Working with 42 referrers, we supported a total of 320 people with 355 household support packs including beds, pushchairs, white goods, duvets and baby packs.
Warm Space & Winter Clothes Pop-Ups
Footfall of 530 at 2 warm spaces in Jan-Mar 2023 with Hightown Baptist Church and The Raise Up Foundation, distributing clothes, shoes, toys and baby food
World Cup Final Event
An enjoyable evening of football and food for 30 local people with six different languages and cultures
Baby & Kids Boxes
Working with local organisations we distributed hundreds of Baby & Kids Boxes with clothes for 0-8 year olds
Ramadhan Iftar
Supported by a local restaurant, we provided a free sit-down iftar meal for 30 people claiming asylum
Dunstable Downs Trip
A day trip for over 70 local people seeking asylum and with refugee status for an afternoon of food, games and friendship in 2021
Stories from Lockdown
Capturing and sharing the stories of 27 local people during lockdown

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The Courtney Foundation was set up in memory of Gillian Llewellyn, daughter of Josie Courtney.