A few weeks ago we posted about a family that had been referred to us that had been evicted from their home and were living in a tent. The parents were unemployed and the family had no food for the children so we put the family on to our monthly food drop program
Suky took groceries over to the "tent home" on Friday and was pleased to learn that Dad and Mum have now managed to find irregular, but desperately needed, work on a construction site.
This is so good - especially as the rainy season is fast coming up.
They were so happy to receive the groceries , and Suky was rewarded with one of Narongsak's dazzling smiles.
Now we'll be hoping that next month they might have a new address.
Suky took groceries over to the "tent home" on Friday and was pleased to learn that Dad and Mum have now managed to find irregular, but desperately needed, work on a construction site.
This is so good - especially as the rainy season is fast coming up.
They were so happy to receive the groceries , and Suky was rewarded with one of Narongsak's dazzling smiles.
Now we'll be hoping that next month they might have a new address.
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100 Years From Today
It will not matter how big your bank account was, the sort of house you lived in, or the kind of car you drove. But the world may be a little better because your help touched the life of one child.
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