In the mornings, Mia is woken by her older brother. Together, they try their best to make breakfast. As you could imagine, for a girl who isn’t yet four, this is not easy.
Mia’s mum Donna struggles to get out of bed. She is crippled by severe depression.
Thankfully, Mia’s family was referred to Wesley Mission. Since then, Mia has joined the Wesley Aunties & Uncles program and her mum, Donna, is receiving much-needed assistance to get back on her feet.
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