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We send care boxes to babies in Nunavut.
Accessing baby supplies is challenging in Nunavut. Due to the high cost of shipping, prices can be 2 to 3 times higher than in southern Canada and there is a low supply of these items in most communities. Shipped items can often take weeks to arrive.
Our inspirational story started with a young woman who saw a need and responded. Now we are a registered charity and have sent packages to over 1,600 moms and babies in Nunavutโs 25 communities.
1,690
Nunavut babies have received care boxes from One Plane Away since 2015
Whatโs New
Attention Rankin Inlet Residents!
The Arctic Inspiration Youth Prize team, sponsored by One Plane Away, is excited to announce a second sewing program for Inuit moms in Rankin Inlet. The program will last seven weeks. At the program, moms will learn to make winter clothing for their children (i.e., parka, snowsuit, and/or wind pants). All materials will be provided. Interested moms living in Rankin Inlet can apply to the program using this link.
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Me and my 3 other children were so happy opening all the boxes. We were so excited for our baby boy ๐ Thank you so much!!!
Baby Care Box recipient, Naujaat
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My panik (daughter) received her box of clothing ๐ฅฐ from Igloolik ๐ thank you all for the clothing๐ they are so cute!!
Baby Care Box recipient, Igloolik
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I received all the boxes. Thank you all so very much!! This donation is a big help! I'm so happy his name was pulled. ๐
Baby Care Box recipient
Please note, One Plane Away is grateful to the Department of Culture and Heritage for making it possible to have our website translated in Inuktitut; however, while we hope this changes in the future, we are currently not able to respond to any inquiries in the Inuktitut language.