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So I think it's just getting that balance. Parents have described this as a lifesaver, this charity, because we...
So I think it's just getting that balance. Parents have described this as a lifesaver, this charity, because we...
have been there to support and actually the three of us who founded it we've been one step ahead and I think that's been really useful we wish we'd had that actually I agree it isn't a big deal it's one chromosome let's let's move on and let's give these kids every opportunity but equally recognizing the emotional deal that it actually is when you're a parent of someone with additional needs it's it's it's a it's a full-time job
have been there to support and actually the three of us who founded it we've been one step ahead and I think that's been really useful we wish we'd had that actually I agree it isn't a big deal it's one chromosome let's let's move on and let's give these kids every opportunity but equally recognizing the emotional deal that it actually is when you're a parent of someone with additional needs it's it's it's a it's a full-time job
So we were really pleased to find this site in the middle of a neighbourhood where we have got people who wander by and ask us questions. You know, we're...
So we were really pleased to find this site in the middle of a neighbourhood where we have got people who wander by and ask us questions. You know, we're...
hoping to build a garden a working garden outside for the children that's one of our next projects you know and i think the neighbors can get involved and people can come and help look after the crops that we put out there and you know just getting everybody involved i think it's a really important part of who we are and makes a really good story for the young people as well we are a charity run by families for families and we're fully self-funded so we don't receive any government grants or funding so all the services that we offer all the activities obviously the upkeep of the building is
hoping to build a garden a working garden outside for the children that's one of our next projects you know and i think the neighbors can get involved and people can come and help look after the crops that we put out there and you know just getting everybody involved i think it's a really important part of who we are and makes a really good story for the young people as well we are a charity run by families for families and we're fully self-funded so we don't receive any government grants or funding so all the services that we offer all the activities obviously the upkeep of the building is
Definitely, we will. And we need the next generation of trustees to come through. That's what we really need help with, I think. But yeah, definitely, these children will continue to grow. We've got some babies at the moment. So in 20 years, they'll be where our children are now. So, you know, we've just got a 25-year lease on this building. So that's definitely on our long-term plan.
Definitely, we will. And we need the next generation of trustees to come through. That's what we really need help with, I think. But yeah, definitely, these children will continue to grow. We've got some babies at the moment. So in 20 years, they'll be where our children are now. So, you know, we've just got a 25-year lease on this building. So that's definitely on our long-term plan.
Whether we'll still be running it by then, let's hope not.
Whether we'll still be running it by then, let's hope not.
When I see that three-year-old take his first step or I see somebody enter mainstream school in their little school uniform with their peer group when I see one of our older ones going off to college or getting a boyfriend and I think yeah you've just nailed that you've absolutely nailed that and I hope we've supported them in getting there.
When I see that three-year-old take his first step or I see somebody enter mainstream school in their little school uniform with their peer group when I see one of our older ones going off to college or getting a boyfriend and I think yeah you've just nailed that you've absolutely nailed that and I hope we've supported them in getting there.
Hi, how are you? Thanks for taking my call. Yeah. So just a quick recap of me. I'm a single mom to four boys, one with special needs. And I have $23,000 in unsecured debt, $65,000 in school loans. I have a mortgage of $260,000. I don't have a car payment. And my goal is to pay everything off and do what I need to do. The Kickback is I'm a single mom and I only make $58,000 a year.
Hi, how are you? Thanks for taking my call. Yeah. So just a quick recap of me. I'm a single mom to four boys, one with special needs. And I have $23,000 in unsecured debt, $65,000 in school loans. I have a mortgage of $260,000. I don't have a car payment. And my goal is to pay everything off and do what I need to do. The Kickback is I'm a single mom and I only make $58,000 a year.
Hi, how are you? Thanks for taking my call. Yeah. So just a quick recap of me. I'm a single mom to four boys, one with special needs. And I have $23,000 in unsecured debt, $65,000 in school loans. I have a mortgage of $260,000. I don't have a car payment. And my goal is to pay everything off and do what I need to do. The Kickback is I'm a single mom and I only make $58,000 a year.
And I've heard on the show and other podcasts and things like that, that the best way to get out of debt is to make more money. One of the wonderful things that I actually took the job I have right now because I'm able to work remotely from home. I don't have to do extra payouts with having the kids in daycare or somebody coming home to watch my children. So it's been a blessing.
And I've heard on the show and other podcasts and things like that, that the best way to get out of debt is to make more money. One of the wonderful things that I actually took the job I have right now because I'm able to work remotely from home. I don't have to do extra payouts with having the kids in daycare or somebody coming home to watch my children. So it's been a blessing.
And I've heard on the show and other podcasts and things like that, that the best way to get out of debt is to make more money. One of the wonderful things that I actually took the job I have right now because I'm able to work remotely from home. I don't have to do extra payouts with having the kids in daycare or somebody coming home to watch my children. So it's been a blessing.