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
Working with a range of brilliant partners, we offer fun activities and a range of enriching trips to keep children busy and safe over the school holidays. SMASH is completely free for the children who attend and, alongside creative, sports and team building activities, children are also provided with breakfast and lunch. Any surplus food from the day is packaged up and sent home with children so nothing goes to waste and we can support families to reduce their food bill.
Have a look at the video below to hear about the importance of SMASH for disadvantaged children in Luton.
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,
