Helping Others To Win At Life
nefsmalls@gmail.com is organizing this fundraiser.
Are you a parent with a child in diapers and you are-
…without a job?
…struggling to make ends meet?
…need assistance until payday?
…your daycare requires diapers on hand and you are running low?
…a two-parent home and relying on one income?
Call us or come in to our office today to receive FREE pack of diapers and wipes (upon availability).
If you are in need – you qualify!!!
Call us today: (843) 879-2255
To set up a time where we can serve you
DIAPER NEED IS THE STRUGGLE TO PROVIDE BABIES WITH CLEAN, DRY DIAPERS
Facts
1 in 3 US moms report suffering from diaper needs. Government programs do not cover diapers.
Diaper needs impact the physical, mental, and economic well-being of children and parents.
We provide diapers to Dorchester, Berkeley, and Charleston county residents experiencing hardship.
Contact our office if you have a diaper need.
If your group or organization are interested in hosting a diaper drive, or to set up a time to bring in donations you can:
contact (843) 879-2255
or email us at healinghurts@mail.com
HEALING HURTS IS A 501c3 NONPROFIT AND ALL CONTRIBUTIONS AND IN-KIND DONATIONS
ARE 100% TAX DEDUCTIBLE
Tax id: 11-3832793
DID YOU KNOW…
An insufficient supply of diapers can cause a family to spiral deeper into poverty and distress. Most childcare programs require parents to bring diapers, so parents without sufficient diapers cannot leave their children in childcare to attend work or school.
Families unable to afford diapers are forced to choose between a range of undesirable alternatives that can severely impact the health and well being of both their child and their household.
A survey commissioned by Feeding America* found that many families report cutting back on basics such as food, utilities or child care in order to purchase diapers for their children.
Other families report leaving their children in soiled diapers for a longer period of time than they otherwise would have. Some families even resort to cleaning out or drying soiled disposable diapers and reusing them in order to meet their diaper needs.