Pop-up shop helps families cope with rising costs
Summary
A monthly pop-up shop in Kettering, Northamptonshire, gives free clothing, toiletries, and household items to people facing financial difficulties. The initiative is part of a local council program aimed at helping families cope with rising living costs.Key Facts
- The pop-up shop is run by LIVE Kettering at Drover's Hall.
- People receive tokens to choose up to 10 free items like school uniforms and work clothes.
- The service started because of the increasing cost of living in the area.
- It serves multiple towns, including Kettering, Wellingborough, and Corby.
- Visitors say the free items help them save money on essentials like food and clothing.
- Kettering is described as a less wealthy town with many people struggling financially.
- The project is organized with support from North Northamptonshire Council.
- The pop-up shop aims to support the local community during economic challenges.
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