Help pay for a case manager who helps families in difficult life situations

Vera does everything to give children a secure future. She is the only one responsible for the family: she brings up the children (the youngest daughter is hearing—impaired), copes with her own disability due to epilepsy and is looking for part-time jobs to provide the most necessary. Everyday life, kindergarten, school, treatment — everything is on it.

The family is now under the supervision of the guardianship authorities. Without support, the risk of separation from children increases.

The social curator is already helping: he brings groceries and things, looks for a job for Vera, connects a lawyer to communicate with the guardian. This fee will allow us to pay for 6 months of work of a social supervisor who simultaneously accompanies 12 families in crisis. In many ways, thanks to the work of a social supervisor, children in these families can live at home with their relatives, rather than in an orphanage.