Stories
Destiny’s Story
Destiny lives with her brother and mum but not her dad, because he’s in prison. At school, she likes maths but she doesn’t like it when other children are mean. She told us, “I only have friends because
The Uniform Exchange offers a great alternative for families in the town. It is based in The Mall and has supported those struggling with the cost of school uniform for many years.
You can use us in two ways;
The Uniform Exchange receives funding through a grant from The National Lottery Community Fund, thanks to players of The National Lottery.
If you are able to, why not recycle any uniform that your children have outgrown?
If you have unwanted items of school uniform, you drop them off to The Uniform Exchange. Reusing school uniform also cuts down on landfill waste so it is also good for the environment too.
If you have items of school uniform in good condition, you can drop them off to the Uniform Exchange also.
Reusing school uniform also cuts down on landfill waste while saving precious materials such as cotton and synthetics, so it’s good for the environment also.
Destiny lives with her brother and mum but not her dad, because he’s in prison. At school, she likes maths but she doesn’t like it when other children are mean. She told us, “I only have friends because
15-year-old Farah noticed that her school shoes were starting to get too small for her.
She wore them for a couple of days but they started to really hurt her feet. Farah comes from a large family
Frank has had a hard life. The lines on his face and the tooth decay tell it without words. He arrived at the Uniform Exchange with a bag containing his daughter’s school blazer and jumper. Sinead, his daughter,
