It is the small things in life that really can bring a lasting smile to the faces of many people. HIV/AIDS Regional Services pitched their Awesome Idea of providing laundry facilities to Kingstonians in need to 10 Awesome Kingston Trustees Thursday December 15th at The Mansion. Jessica Lyon, Educational Coordinator at HIV/AIDS Regional Services, explained to the Trustees that many of life's small joys are out of reach for their clients.   "Even something like laundry, which is something most people often take for granted, when you don't have enough money to buy food, scratching up the cash to go to the Laundromat, or even buy the soap required, can be daunting or even impossible." said Lyon.  HIV/AIDS Resource Centre is an organization that serves people who are living with HIV/AIDS, while not all of their clients are low income, a large number of them are. Their clients are often marginalized within the community, and experience discrimination daily. Lyon feels that giving people a place where they can get something as simple as clean clothes will go a long way to improving their quality of life. She invited the Trustees to picture how they feel when they slip into bed with clean sheets, or pull a warm sweater over their head. "It's one of those moments that go unnoticed by many, but is unreachable for others." said Lyon.