Keen knitters who meet at a shopping centre put their needles to work creating cosy items for the baby wards at Queen's Hospital, Romford.
The Mercury's Breakfast Club has been busy creating a heart-warming bumper care package for the baby wards at Queen's Hospital, Romford.
The group has knitted comfort squares, teddies, and "boobies", which will be used across several antenatal and neonatal wards at the hospital.
Each item has been crafted to bring comfort and support to babies and new parents. The Mercury's Breakfast Club meets every Monday at the shopping centre.
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The group is focused on connection, community, and relaxation while enjoying creative activities. They enjoy learning new crafts, socialising, and trying new things in a welcoming environment.
Members of the group recently presented the knitted donations to staff and nurses from Queen's Hospital, where they were warmly and gratefully received.
Queen's Hospital is home to one of the largest and busiest neonatal units in London, caring for vulnerable babies. The unit is dedicated to providing a nurturing environment where babies can grow, thrive, and develop.
The Mercury shopping centre is based in Mercury Gardens, Romford. Those interested in knowing more can contact 01708 733620.
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