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Comfort in every stitch; Sheet Harbour woman offers handcrafted dolls to help children facing emergencies

Summary by The Hamilton Spectator
SHEET HARBOUR – Ollie Douma hopes her handcrafted faceless dolls may soon be placed in the hands of children experiencing emergencies or trauma while in the care of local health and emergency organizations.

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Comfort in every stitch; Sheet Harbour woman offers handcrafted dolls to help children facing emergencies

SHEET HARBOUR – Ollie Douma hopes her handcrafted faceless dolls may soon be placed in the hands of children experiencing emergencies or trauma while in the care of local health and emergency organizations.

·Hamilton, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, February 18, 2026.
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