Wellington City Mission Social Supermarket x Whitecliffe fashion student volunteers

Wellington City Mission Social Supermarket x Whitecliffe fashion student volunteers

Nisa will be donating an ongoing stock of underwear essentials to The Wellington City Mission Social Supermarket 💛

In a shift from the traditional food parcel model, the Social Supermarket puts shopper experience and choice at its heart. Instead of being given a pre-selected food parcel, people are given the dignity to be able to choose what they actually need from a wide selection of food and essentials in a supermarket environment. They are allocated points at each shopping trip based on their personal situation, and they choose how to spend those points. Every item costs a number of points, though there are some items which are 0 points e.g. sanitary pads.

As our production team is incredibly busy with orders right now, we put a call out for volunteers to help sew up donation briefs. We had awesome first year Whitecliffe College School of Fashion students come in last week, and what a joy it was to have them. They came in two groups, and sewed up 226 briefs for the Social Supermarket! It was a good learning opportunity and so important for fashion students to come in and see the way things work.

Thanks so much to the Whitecliffe students - what an awesome effort - with a shout out to: Tia, Kyla ,Freja, Kanuka, Louis, Bryleigh,Ayla, Lily, Tia M, Maia, Helena, Keala, Lucy and the wonderful Gwyn who came in in her holidays to sew donation briefs.

🧵 Would you be interested in volunteering to sew donation briefs by yourself or with a group of others you know? https://nisa.co.nz/pages/volunteering

💝 Or could you donate a Nisa brief or a donation brief three pack? https://nisa.co.nz/collections/briefs/products/donation-briefs

🛒 More info on The Wellington City Mission Social Supermarket: https://wellingtoncitymission.org.nz/what-we-do/social-supermarket/

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