Knitting takes off at addiction treatment centre in Surrey as men stitch hundreds of toques

A group of men at a Surrey addiction treatment centre has taken up the hobby of knitting as a way to deal with stress and anxiety.
But they're also using it to create hundreds for toques to donate to homeless people, a woman's recovery house and for newborns at Surrey Memorial Hospital.
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