Pyjama packs bring comfort to children at Hutt Hospital
A huge thank you to the Oxygen Property Management Wellington Region team for running another pyjama collection drive for Hutt Hospital's children's ward. 💙 💙
The Oxygen team were able to collect over one hundred pyjama sets for the ward—which was double what they collected last year. The team credit the large number of the donations to the generosity of their landlords and tenants, The Warehouse Lower Hutt, and the greater Wellington community.
“Our whole team are blown away by the amount of PJ’s donated, and we want to thank everyone who supported the collection—your donations will put many smiles on our children’s faces this winter,❄️" said Hutt Hospital's Children’s Health Service clinical nurse manager, Sagni Prasad.
Read more here: www.huttvalleydhb.org.nz...
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