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Plymouth teddy bear appeal launched for children in care

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The photo shows three soft toys sitting side by side indoors. In the centre is a large traditional-style golden teddy bear with red eyes and a black nose, flanked by a black-and-white panda soft toy on the left and a light brown teddy bear on the right, with floral-patterned wallpaper visible in the background.

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Plymouth launches teddy bear appeal to support children entering care

Overview

Foster for Plymouth has launched a city-wide appeal to collect at least 550 brand-new teddy bears and soft toys by the end of November. The campaign aims to provide comfort and reassurance to children and young people who enter care unexpectedly with few belongings. Donated toys will be placed in a special Bear Adoption Room for children to choose from, with donors asked to give each bear a name.

Key points

  • Foster for Plymouth aims to collect at least 550 brand-new teddy bears and soft toys by the end of November.
  • The appeal ensures every child and young person currently looked after by the city council can receive a bear.
  • Bears will be displayed in a Bear Adoption Room where children can choose a teddy and donors are asked to give each bear a name.
  • Only new soft toys can be donated, with drop-off locations including Plymouth libraries and Ballard House.
  • Schools, businesses and community groups are encouraged to organise collections for the campaign.
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