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Giving suppies to Africa?

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megga

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Does anyone know of a charity where you can donate perfectly good in date supplies to Africa.
Just seems a waste to be throwing it away when it could go to saving lives.
 
I have feeling that the charities that took donations are not taking them
due to the current situation.
 
Charities aren't accepting things at the moment I'm afraid xx
 
Does anyone know of a charity where you can donate perfectly good in date supplies to Africa.
Just seems a waste to be throwing it away when it could go to saving lives.
It used to be the case that IDDT would collect and send, but they have suspended their operation during the Covid crisis.
If the stuff you’ve got is long dated, it might be worth hanging on and keeping an eye out for them restarting.
 
Thanks @Robin, that’s really helpful 🙂
 
It's such a shame, most days I bring back loads of meds on my meds delivery to care homes, most are unopened and sealed but we have to put them in a special container which is sent for incineration including end of life meds like morphine. So many people in the world in pain or suffering and we have to throw it out by law not choice.
 
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