What is the Costa of Life?

What is the price of a tall coffee these days?

It is surprising as its actually the same as the cost of sponsoring, a new team of support workers at HHUGS. No jokes, no jiggery pokery, that’s the truth. If you can afford to buy a coffee at your local station, great news, you can afford to recruit a new team at HHUGS and help them keep families together and provide the most vulnerable people in our society a lifeline they currently cannot even think off.

Helping Households Under Great Distress is a registered UK charity seeking to help the victims of the UKs Anti Terror laws, which have imprisoned hundreds of innocent people in British prisons. People never charged with any crime, yet torn away from their families, friends, communities and lives. These are people HHUGS reaches out to, and in an effort to better support the families our volunteers are currently struggling to support and reach out to others, we have launched a campaign to encourage you to spare simply the cost of a coffee once per week for us.

HHUGS is looking for 1000 people to reach out with faith to their brothers and sisters who are in dire need with simply £2 p/w. Therefore if you can spare the cost of less than a single coffee once per week, please sign up a standing order today for £2 p/w, and link a child to its father, a husband to his wife, a Muslim to his Ummah. The Standing Order form is available for download at the bottom of this page.Your choice.

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About HHUGS

Since 9/11, over 1000 Muslims have been arrested on terrorism charges. Most have been released, a few have been charged and are currently awaiting trial, while only a handful have actually been convicted of any terrorism offenses. Many foreign nationals have been placed under 'control orders' while others have been deported back to their home countries along with their wives and children.

For every arrest and detention, a home has been raided and ravaged and a family has suffered the loss of a loved one, a bread winner, a dear husband. a much loved son. These are homes where life will never be the same.

For many of these families, daily tasks have become difficult, they are struggling to make ends meet and transport to visit their loved ones is infrequent. On top of this, their friends have disowned them, their Mosques have abandoned them, and their communities have shunned them. They are lonely, vulnerable, and desperately in need of help.

Hhugs, Helping Households Under Great Stress, is a registered charity that was setup in September 2004 in response to the increasing number of 'anti-terror' arrests across the country.

Hhugs provides practical support and advice to households devastated by the arrest of a family member under UK anti-terror legislation.

www.hhugs.org.uk/