This child has a bed to sleep in, but 8000 children in Greater Manchester don’t.

Visit from the Stork provides essential supplies to families living in temporary accomodation, so they can get back to a stable life.

Introducing...

The Brighter Tomorrow Campaign
We are raising £10,000 to support families in Salford with basic essentials, especially those facing homelessness/unstable housing and financial hardship.

21.8%

Of our clients in 2025 were homeless or living in temporary accommodation, and we expect that to rise in 2026.

These families need our support

Why?

– Children may be unable to settle at school if they are being moved or having to travel long distances

– Stress and anxiety for both parent and child

– Damp housing conditions often lead to health issues such as asthma and other long term issues

– Temporary housing is often missing the equipment to be able to cook healthy meals

These are just some examples of how having unstable housing situations can cause families to need support

How do we support?

Advice and advocacy – including (but not limited to) support with Universal Credit, housing, grant applications & benefits information

Providing essentials – nappies, wipes, toiletries, infant feeding support including financial contributions to first infant formula milk

Providing extras – toys, clothes and equipment (currently not always guaranteed, subject to funding)

Applying for grants from other organisations on behalf of families

Foodbank and other professional referrals

We are crowdfunding to raise funds to help us continue our vital services, with a particular focus on our Stork Support project. Funds raised for the first 3 months of the campaign will be matched by Salford City Council, meaning however much you donate, it will be doubled.

Our goal is £10,000. But you can give as little as £5, any support makes a difference.

So far we have raised...