Our SOS socks will keep your feet warm and stylish. But more importantly your purchase supports South Australians doing it tough or sleeping rough.
By wearing SOS socks, you become an ambassador for change, spreading awareness about the challenges faced by our fellow South Australians. It’s a powerful statement that showcases your heartfelt commitment to making a difference.
Join us and be a part of a movement that starts from the sole but touches the heart.
Socks are the item of clothing most needed for people experiencing homelessness. They’re also the least donated item.
With every step you take, you are helping to bring hope, dignity, and a brighter future to those who need it most.
Super soft bamboo socks featuring teal hearts with the UnitingSA logo on the sole*
Size
One size fits most (size 7-11)
Height
Crew – a classic sock height that hits the mid-point of your lower leg
Material
80% Bamboo, 17% Nylon, 3% Elastane
Care Instructions
*Final design may vary slightly from images shown
Here are just three real-life stories of the 12,500 people you can help.
Bring joy to South Australian individuals and families in need. Donate today.
A young couple, both aged 19, were forced to flee their family homes with no belongings and ended up sleeping rough for months.
They are about to move into their own home together and your donation will help them purchase a toaster, kettle and new set of bed sheets.
A 51-year-old single person with no support network of family or friends is about to move into one of our affordable housing units and restart their life.
Following a long history of domestic violence and with no personal belongings since escaping over a year ago, your donation will help with essential items such as furniture, a microwave and comfy quilt.
A mum of two has found herself unemployed after escaping domestic violence and is starting the long process of rebuilding her life. She desperately wants to give her children the happy Christmas they dream of.
Your donation can help ensure each of her children receive a gift and stocking fillers, as well as a grocery voucher to help feed the family on Christmas Day.
UnitingSA relies on the generosity of donors to help deliver innovative programs and support for people in need across metropolitan and regional South Australia.
“I was feeling depressed and anxious before coming to Taperoo Community Centre and now I feel as though I belong for the first time in my life. The classes have helped me believe in myself and that I am capable of learning.”
Dorothy,
Taperoo Community Centre participant (pictured with Centre Coordinator Kathy)
