Let's help those who have the hardest time. 2

Children growing up in families in crisis often face a number of difficulties, including a lack of basic necessities such as food and essential everyday items. Among the families in deep financial crisis with dependent young children, there are also families where parents have physical or mental disabilities. Such families face special challenges every day in providing adequate nutrition and household needs for their children. Children from such families are forced to deal with childhood problems from an early age, which can hinder their development and well-being. These families need outside help in this struggle for daily survival.

Providing children from families in crisis with quality food and basic household items is critical. Children from low-income families, from families where parents cannot earn money due to disabilities, are often malnourished and live in substandard conditions, which negatively affects their health and well-being. Instead, the availability of quality or at least sufficient food contributes to the physical and mental development of the child. And normal or acceptable living conditions, clothing, shoes, and hygiene products help children feel safe and confident. These simple but necessary things are essential for the quality of life and well-being of children in such a difficult period, especially if they grow up in families that cannot provide them with the basic conditions for normal existence and development.

That is why we are constantly helping such families. At present, we are going to buy food, tools and materials for 20 children from large, low-income and single-parent families, where parents have serious health problems and cannot provide their children with the most necessary things, to bring the premises where the children live into acceptable living conditions.

It is worthwhile to help these most vulnerable members of our society in difficult times, and not only in difficult times. Together, we can provide children from families in crisis with the necessary food and basic necessities, giving them hope for a better future.

*For ethical reasons, the project photos do not show the faces of children and adults, but they need our support and care.