The Voice of Spalding and South Holland
Protective masks for a local school and more scrubs for NHS staff are among the items donated by a Spalding charity this week.
Ella’s Project, set up and run by Mark Le Sage, has been helping provide support where needed.
And they’ve teamed up with the For the Love of Scrubs group which are co-ordinating those making equipment in Lincolnshire.
Some of the equipment sourced by Ella’s Project is even being taken to the West Midlands where there’s a shortage of equipment.
Mark, who works as a nurse himself, has also provided a donation of equipment to the Gosberton House Academy School.
Mark said: “We could not do this without the fantastic support of the public and our amazing volunteer force.
“I am very proud of the whole team for being able to make a difference and give our NHS and keyworkers the vital support they need to carry out their vital work in such difficult times.”
Pictured above with Mark Le Sage is Louise Neal of Avon with a donation of hand cream. 
East Midlands Ambulance service paramedics with a donation. 
The sewing team helping the For Love of Scrubs donating to Ella’s Project including Victoria Clay and Leze Horton-Whitfield. 
Simon Lord, of Lord Collectables, with a donation of hand cream. 
Pictured above with Mark Le Sage is Louise Neal of Avon with a donation of hand cream and below Paul Squire, head of Gosberton House Academy. 
Mark Le Sage, Diane Virden, Coun Angela Newton and Bradley Howe. 
Paul Squire, head of Gosberton House Academy. 
Community staff nurse Amy Jukes with a donation from Mark Le Sage.
