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16 January 2010 21 Comments

There is little I can say that hasn’t already been said. If find it very difficult to relate to the news and pictures and suffering of those so far away. However, I know what’s it’s like to be able to tuck my daughter up in a warm bed at night and I know how thankful I am to be able to do that, every parent should be able to do that, which is why I’ve donated to help purchase a shelter box, and why I’m now asking you to join me?

Bloggers for Haiti

Shelter have this survival box out, having been in the TA and Cadets myself this kit really appeals to me, it offers a practical kit allowing parents to provide warm shelter and potentially a smile to their children – something we all treasure.

The box contains amongst other things;

A ten man tent designed to withstand extreme weather conditions

A stove that provides heat and becomes the ‘heart of the new home’

Cooking and dining equipment to allow for a warm meal to be served to the family

The containers themselves can be used for various purposes but have been used as a waterproof cot for a small baby.

Thermal blankets provide warmth

And finally the box contains some drawing books, crayons and pens for children.

This box is full of quality items that allow the stronger family members to provide warmth and relative comfort to what is left of their family. Helping people to help themselves is one of the best ways we can help, and as a parent I know that given these supplies I could provide a temporary home for my family.

These boxes cost around ?490, please donate at the Bloggers for Haiti page and help another parent look after their family.

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