Lanarkshire funeral directors deliver 100 Easter eggs to Monklands Women's Aid's children and young people's service

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A Lanarkshire funeral directors ensured a cracking time for sweet-toothed kids this Easter.Fosters delivered 100 Easter eggs to Monklands Women's Aid's children’s and young people’s service to provide youngsters in Airdrie with an egg-cellent surprise.Monklands Women’s Aid provides a confidential service that offers vital information, support and temporary accommodation to women and their children who have experienced domestic abuse.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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We thank Fosters for their continued support.”Fosters make it its responsibility to support great initiatives and local charities, and this is a continuation of its ongoing relationship with Women’s Aid.Nick McLaughlin, managing director at Fosters, added: "We are delighted to provide continued support to such a worthwhile cause and help some of the most vulnerable people in our society in this small way."More importantly, we want to highlight the important work they do and regret the deeply upsetting need for them to have to do it.” To find out more about Monklands Women’s Aid, visit here. * Don't miss the latest headlines from around