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Blankets and quilts created with love in the Highlands offer comfort to vulnerable people through Project Linus named after famous Peanuts comic strip character By Ian Duncan Published: 17:30, 03 January 2021
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A charity supporting vulnerable people in the Highlands is looking for more volunteers.
Project Linus â a network of volunteers named after the famous character who is never seen without his security blanket in comic strip Peanuts â donates blankets to sick, disabled, distressed or traumatised children.
They are now calling for volunteers, knitters and quilters across the Highlands to help make and distribute blankets across the area.
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Inverness-based Project Linus which helps those most in need find comfort appeals for volunteers including knitters and quilters By Federica Stefani Published: 17:30, 03 January 2021
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A charity supporting vulnerable children in the Highlands is looking for more volunteers.
Project Linus â a network of volunteers named after the famous character who is never seen without his security blanket in comic strip Peanuts â donates blankets to sick, disabled, distressed or traumatised children.
They are now calling for volunteers, knitters and quilters in Inverness â and across the Highlands â to help make and distribute blankets across the area.