Please, help Love and Hope to stay!

Please, help the less fortunate!  

We have previously supported this charity and this year we would love to be able to help the kids again! So please, help the less fortunate ones by small donation, or maybe new summer clothes which your child never had a chance to wear (age group 7-12), maybe a phone you have at home and have no idea why it is there, if you have bought at least two models after this one! Rodina Sydney will have a donation box for clothes and money at the next voting booth which is on the 9th of June, at Shop 14, 23 Norton St, Leichhardt NSW 2040, Australia,  from 8 am to 7 pm. Thank you for your continuous support and vote of confidence! From the bottom of our hearts,  Rodina Sydney at your service with Love and Gratitude

In 2005, "Прегърни ме" opened for abandoned children the doors to the arts. It was then that Love and Hope entered as well. …because it is the children that are at the beginning.  Workshop "Hug Me" was created to give a chance to abandoned children, to show them what the life they were denied, could be. The workshop is a cosy and beautiful place these children like visiting. They meet there with friends – painters, actors, writers, journalists – and together draw, read, make illustrations of fairy tales, make dolls from rugs and angels from silk. The workshop is a place they get the confidence, they can do things. They are taught to believe they have a future!  The children, their dreams, and achievements, this is the organisation’s inspiration, meaning and support. Most of them come feeling unloved, abandoned, and unliked, they grow up expecting that the world is a bad place, that life is “dirty business”, and that they are alone. This is why most of them want to be strong, fearful and bad. In the “Прегърни ме” space they learn that a human being is not alone, and that the good and the beautiful are stronger than the evil.  ‘Прегърни ме” biggest joy comes from the achievements of four of “their children”: Niki, who studies painting in the National Academy of Visual Arts; Zdravka, who graduated to be an actress as a valedictorian; Anio, who studies visual arts, and Lia, a student at the National School of Applied Arts.