When a family is falling apart the council will involve home start, as long as there was no immediate threat to the volunteers.
This is Maya’s story,
Maya lost her smile after her big brother was killed in a car accident. Her older brother Kiran lost his life when a car drove onto the pavement when he was on his way to get a pint of milk. Mum Yasmin spent a lot of time mourning alone. She blamed herself for Kiran’s death. This affected Maya’s life as she got little attention and found it difficult to fully understand what had happened to her brother. Their house was covered in memories of Kiran and every day the family seemed to mourn his death.
When Home start introduced volunteer Jess to the family their lives changed for the better. She would visit the family once every week to offer support and help the family get over the loss for their Daughters sake. Maya felt so alone. Jess encouraged Yasmin to spend time with her, even if it was just doing a puzzle or playing a game. Losing a child can change a family or individual for the rest of their lives but Home Start were there to step in and stop that happening.
It doesn’t take much money to change lives like Maya’s just enough to buy the resources and days out for the children.
Please answer the following questions:
- Do you now feel more informed about Home Start?
- Would you now consider donating to the Home start?
- Have your feelings changed towards Home Start?
Thank you so much for reading my blog if you would like to make a donation go to http://www.home-start.org.uk/donate_and_give/give and change lives for the better.
o m f couldnt agree more
ReplyDeleteHello Poppy! This is a very worthy charity! Answering your questions:
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I hope others will donate to this charity and learn from your Blog!
Really informative yes yes yes
ReplyDeleteSo many people don't understand how much thingls like this influence people