Yes, No, How?
I often tried to skip the column for difficult situations in need of help cos it makes me feel sad and bad. However, scattered charity acts sometimes somewhere do not really make me feel significant changes that my efforts could bring in.Today, i just read one article about a family which grandma is mad, father is dead of social disease, mother is dying of blood cancer, 1 grade 2 and 1 grade 6 son and daughter are hopelessly crying out for their mom's survival and the mother's desperate wish that the children can continue their school...
How many families are in this situation and others similar? should I just use my increased salary that i already have another plan to use it for supporting the children to school? is that just a drop of fresh water in the salty ocean?
Should I become a guardian for them or how can i assure that the small amount will give them a better life but not a dependent one?
They are far from me. How can i come visit and make sure that everything is alright? So many questions in mind before making up the decision to call the mother. she would cry again.
I wonder how many people will take an action after reading the article and .... well so confused now. need some sharing please
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Secondly many other people will take care of them.
GOD SAVE THEM N THEIR MOTHER GETWEL FOR THEM. AMEEN
Truly a sad situation.
I don't know how this is handled in your country. I know people here can give money to the family and they would put it into an account for their education. Not sure if this would reach these kids, are they going to a foster home? If there is a possibility to donate money into a fund for the education of these kids it is something that will help them. Are there other family members that will look after them?
Hope the kids have family who will look after them and put the money to use for their education.