Local firm Pertemps has supported the Isle of Wight Youth Trust’s free toiletries and hygiene products service by donating a whole host of items collected over the Summer.
The Isle of Wight Youth Trust offers a wide range of support to children, young people and their families. As a part of this, they offer a supply of free toiletries and hygiene products to those who may need it.
In support of this, since July Pertemps have been running a collection for hygiene products.
Rhiannon Morey, Branch Manager at Pertemps, says:
“It has been a real pleasure to collect items for the Isle of Wight Youth Trust. It can be quite daunting as we never know what kind of response we will receive, however, we are overwhelmed by the generosity of those who have donated.
“As recruiters, we understand the importance of first impressions, which is why we wanted to collect basic hygiene products for those in need. Also, at Pertemps, we absolutely love giving back to our Island community!”
Paul Savill, Wellbeing Lead at the Isle of Wight Youth Trust, adds:
“Hygiene poverty is often overlooked, many families are having to go without everyday essentials like shampoo, toothpaste, shower gel and period products. Young people especially want to look and smell their best to keep friendships and to interview for work or training. These products donated by Pertemps have arrived at a great time as the charity is supporting many children and young people who are trying their best in difficult circumstances.”
Other businesses that have donated to the cause include Rouse Limited, Power Device UK, Lifeline Alarm Systems, Unique Seaflex, Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary.
The hygiene bank is accessible in Isle of Wight Youth Trust Reception and there is also one in the Youth Hub.





























































































