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Single mother seeks help for her youngest daughter
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Summary
A single mother with three children, the eldest of whom requires intensive care, is looking for a volunteer who can help with her youngest daughter.Detailed description
For a single mother in the Zevenhuizen district, MEE Samen is looking for a volunteer who can help accompany her youngest daughter to and from school (several times a week).
The eldest daughter of the family is an adult but needs intensive guidance from her mother due to her limitations. This causes problems when the youngest daughter (4) has to be taken to school, which appears to be impossible to combine.
Mother receives help, but this is not enough to get through the week. That is why we are looking for a volunteer(s) who would like to take our youngest daughter to and from home near the Anklare shopping center to the De Vliegenier primary school at Kristal in Apeldoorn one or more times a week.
If you want to support the family in this, it will bring a lot of peace for the mother to better care for her children.
Interested parties first meet the mother/daughter and her supporter from MEE Samen.
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