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THE RAINDROP PROJECT

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DONATE

Keen to sponsor a pack or just donate money? Every little bit helps, but $10 can sponsor a pack for a child going through a difficult time. You can donate through our GiveALittle or contact us directly at projecttheraindrop@gmail.com

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NEWS

Keen to see what the Raindrop Project's been up to most recently? Check out our Instagram feed where we post our latest movements, including drop-offs, new sponsors, and volunteer work.

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ABOUT

Want to find out more about why the Raindrop Project was started? Click the link below to take you to the about page, which explains the origins of the Raindrop Project and how it became what it is today.

ABOUT US

I started this project after my and my family's experiences as children in hospitals. I have spent four months and over ten admissions in hospital due to chronic illnesses. I have undergone procedures, surgeries, scans, and met all kinds of healthcare professionals. My brother has also had similar experiences due to the genetic nature of chronic illnesses, and many friends have also spent time in the hospital.

 

I know how scary and isolating it can be to be alone in a hospital. I know how it can feel to be the ‘sick kid’ who’s never at school, and the stigma that surrounds that. I've seen the struggles my family and friends have gone through as they fight against illness.

 

 I started this project to let kids in hospitals know that they’re not alone and that someone on the outside cares for them. I want them to know that they have the courage and the support needed to make it through their treatment. I try to give them something that can distract and comfort them while they navigate the hospital system.

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OUR SPONSORS

As well as the incredible hand made toys that our volunteers knit and sew. 

Interested in sponsoring us, donating products or hand making a toy for the package? Email us at projecttheraindrop@gmail.com

TESTIMONIALS

“It was like Christmas morning. The kids were overjoyed, digging through their packages to find out what they'd recieved.”

- A Nurse who cared for the children who recieved the November packages

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