The Pad Project UK

17/09/2026

Chair available direct from donor. Please DM for more details

17/09/2026

Our latest stocks at TPP warehouse

17/09/2026

Volunteers Needed – The Pad Project UK

Could you spare a little time to help support your local community?

The Pad Project UK relies on our amazing volunteers to help us continue providing essential care and incontinence supplies to people who may be struggling to access them.
Volunteering with us could include:

• Helping sort and organise donated items
• Supporting our opening times
• Preparing supplies for collection
• Helping us keep the unit running smoothly
• Spreading the word about what we do
• Attend events

Whether you can help regularly or just now and then, your time really does make a difference.

We truly couldn’t do what we do without our volunteers. 💜

Please get in touch if you’d like to find out more about volunteering with The Pad Project UK. https://bit.ly/3VuVWsk

15/09/2026

Don’t Dump. Donate. Your Donations Matter.

At The Pad Project UK, every donation helps us continue doing what we do for our community.

The items people kindly donate, and the supplies people collect from us, play an important part in helping local people access essential care and incontinence products when they need them most.
Your donations help us:

• Support people in our community
• Keep unused, unopened care supplies out of landfill
• Protect dignity, comfort, and well-being
• Continue offering practical help where it is needed

If you have unused and unopened care essentials or incontinence supplies that you no longer need, we would be so grateful if you could consider donating them to The Pad Project UK.

Thank you to everyone who donates, shares, volunteers, and supports us. You really do make a difference. https://bit.ly/4fu9TD6

14/09/2026

Current stocks at our Hemel Warehouse

10/09/2026

Infection prevention and control is such an important part of safe, respectful care. At The Pad Project UK, we see every day how important the right supplies, good practice, and community support can be in helping protect dignity, comfort, and wellbeing.

This blog from Sarah Parkins Academy explores why infection prevention and control matter in health and social care, and how everyday actions can help protect the people being supported, carers, teams, and wider communities.

Please take a moment to read and share with anyone working in care or supporting someone at home.

Infection prevention and control is a vital part of safe, high-quality care.

In our latest Sarah Parkins Academy blog, we explore why infection prevention and control matter in health and social care, and how strong everyday practice helps protect the people we support, carers, colleagues, and wider communities.

Strong infection prevention and control are part of everyday safe care. It helps to:

• reducing the spread of infection
• protecting vulnerable people
• supporting safer care environments
• building confidence in day-to-day practice
• helping teams understand their role in keeping people safe

Read the full blog here:https://bit.ly/4wpfMqm

08/09/2026

Did you know that 14 million people in the UK have some degree of urinary incontinence and do so quietly because it can feel difficult, embarrassing, or overwhelming to talk about?

For some people, getting hold of essential care and incontinence supplies is not always simple. Costs, availability, and personal circumstances can all make access harder than it should be.
This is just one of the reasons The Pad Project UK exists.

We help support people in our local community by redistributing unused and unopened incontinence supplies and care essentials to those who may be struggling to access what they need.

Because no one should have to go without essential supplies that help protect comfort, dignity, and well-being.

Remember Don’t Dump. Donate. https://bit.ly/3VuVWsk

07/09/2026

Current stocks at TPP warehouse Hemel Hempstead

03/09/2026

New Donations Received... New Donations Received...

We’ve received some new donations for The Pad Project UK, and we are so grateful to everyone who continues to support us.

Every donation of unused and unopened incontinence supplies and care essentials helps us support people who may be struggling to access the items they need.

Keep your eyes out for our Facebook Lives, where we’ll be showing what stock we currently have available. 👀

Thank you again to everyone who donates, shares, volunteers, and supports what we do. It really does make a difference. https://bit.ly/3VuVWsk

02/09/2026

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