Rotorua Youth Hostel didn't know what to do with their old bunks, so they found another worthy cause.
Hostel manager Damian Flynn said it just made sense to donate them to Healthy Homes Rotorua.
"We had them sitting in storage wondering what to do with them. We were looking for a good cause and we found this connection," Flynn said.
"To be able to give them to someone else where they can benefit is really good. It really aligns with our values."
Healthy Homes works with low-income families at risk of developing illnesses due to their housing.
Assessor Carol Fisher said the organisation worked with about 320 families a year. It worked with those with community services cards with children from 0 to 5 or unborn.
It is based out of the Western Heights Health Centre and is subsidised by the Government.
When the organisation gets referred to a family it can support them with bed and bedding, education, and more.
Fisher said bunk beds were ideal as some of the clients were short of space.
Healthy Homes funding and service co-ordinator Robyn Fisher said the organisation relied on donations like this.
"It means we can help more families," she said.
"Out busiest time of the year is winter so we're promoting awareness that we're happy for people to make contact with us in terms of seeing if they are eligible."
She said some families shared beds and Healthy Homes focused on getting every child into their own bed.
"We're a non-profit organisation and also a registered charity. Our core values are about peace and understanding different cultures and also accommodating people," he said.
Healthy Homes helps those who are eligible with beds and bedding, education, mould and dampness.
To see if you are eligible for assistance from Healthy Homes call (022) 417 0247.
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