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wow!! we did it with your help we reached our goal of £10.000 we are able to start...
wow!! we did it with your help we reached our goal of £10.000 we are able to start...
giving local children of Disabled/sick families on the verge of malnutrition food enabling them living with dignity through covid19 virus
we are at the frontline providing help for those in need for the past 5 years specifically disadvantaged disabled families, families with a sick kid, or with a child or parent that suffers from a mental or physical condition or disability, or a very poor family, living rough, or ex-offenders. . As to our equality policy, we provide help for everyone who asks us, we do not ask about his or her ethnicity but we prioritise girls or disadvantaged or disabled young people. As they face now greater disadvantage.
Now all these disadvantaged people are hit very hard. They were struggling until now. Now for some it’s like hell. We can’t describe it.
We know some places kids are starving, household with no bread for the little ones, parent they simply need food on the table.
One other question? What should the kids eat if the parent died of the virus?
And it is only getting worse. We are scared what will happen to these kids, until they will show symptoms of malnourishment. Malnutrition can lead to loss of concentration, memory and focus, which can result in increased stress. Please save them!

The idea was a request made by our benefactors, on our open line Tuesday after a positive introduction and the news we can hear people’s requests views or comments, and discus it live, people w
ere asking desperately for help. Young people are in despair. One mother was crying what do I do. Some are asking for tampons. We need help we cannot provide what we do not have. One father asked us with tears shell I go steal! these benefactors the sick or disadvantaged young people told us then again and again we just want a way to stay alive. to be able like everyone and to be able living with dignity through the rough pandemic times. the idea was discussed there on the line and was agreed by everyone as the best possible solution
We are in rough times. Together we can do it. Together we can survive
. The hopeless girl will be able to buy breakfast every week for £10 and her family will be given a voucher for meat for £30 for a duration for 2 months. Until the virus will be vaccinated. the girl will be able to eat with dignity, in her own comfort zone, and no one else will be at risk of the virus
month. After that will we revaluate if everyone on the program still needs it. though a conversation between the case worker and families in accordance to the GDPR roles All this will
only be made possible by our generous and loyal funders. We thank you on behalf of our users for choosing to be our partners and its work, and by improving the present and future lives of disadvantaged young people.
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https://thefutureforward.co.uk/2020/09/01/coved-19-at-the-front-line/
Aviva Community Fund has provided £4,735 of match funding
This project successfully funded on 23rd March 2021