HPW welcomes the Baby Bank Network's 2025/26 impact report

HPW welcomes the Baby Bank Network's 2025/26 impact report

HPW is pleased to welcome the publication of Baby Bank Network Bristol UK's 2025/26 impact report. Having proudly supported the charity last year, we recognise the invaluable work it continues to do in providing essential support to families with young children and making a positive difference in our community.

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HPW welcomes the Baby Bank Network's 2025/26 impact report

Last year, HPW was proud to support the Baby Bank Network Bristol UK and the incredible work it does to help families with young children in Bristol and the surrounding area.

We are therefore delighted to see the publication of their 2025/26 impact report, which highlights the growing demand for baby banks and the remarkable difference they continue to make in the lives of thousands of families.

The report showcases the dedication of volunteers, local communities and partner organisations who provide essential items such as clothing, nappies, cots, pushchairs and other everyday essentials to families experiencing hardship. It is an inspiring reminder of how collective action can make a real and lasting impact.

We would like to congratulate everyone involved with the Baby Bank Network Bristol UK on another successful year.

Thank you for the invaluable work you do in supporting families and giving children the best possible start in life.

The Baby Bank Network Bristol UK's impact page is here: Our impact – Baby Bank Network

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