In the paper tonight
Posted: 02 Jan 2015, 16:17I am in todays paper
WENDY MAXWELL, from Hellesdon, helps to bring the outside world into the lives of those unable to leave their home because they are caring for a loved one.
The grandmother, 72, runs an online community for carers, Chill 4 Us Carers, which offers practical advice, chat with other carers, information or a bit of fun after a day spent at home in an unpaid job which is often thankless, difficult and physically draining.
Claire and Simon Nicholl have been fundraising with family and friends for NICU and for the East Anglian Children’s Hospice who supported them after Harrison’s death. Picture: SuppliedClaire and Simon Nicholl have been fundraising with family and friends for NICU and for the East Anglian Children’s Hospice who supported them after Harrison’s death. Picture: Supplied
Wendy has run the site for 12 years on a voluntary basis and has campaigned tirelessly to give computers to those who can’t afford them.
http://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/news/rai ... _1_3903752
WENDY MAXWELL, from Hellesdon, helps to bring the outside world into the lives of those unable to leave their home because they are caring for a loved one.
The grandmother, 72, runs an online community for carers, Chill 4 Us Carers, which offers practical advice, chat with other carers, information or a bit of fun after a day spent at home in an unpaid job which is often thankless, difficult and physically draining.
Claire and Simon Nicholl have been fundraising with family and friends for NICU and for the East Anglian Children’s Hospice who supported them after Harrison’s death. Picture: SuppliedClaire and Simon Nicholl have been fundraising with family and friends for NICU and for the East Anglian Children’s Hospice who supported them after Harrison’s death. Picture: Supplied
Wendy has run the site for 12 years on a voluntary basis and has campaigned tirelessly to give computers to those who can’t afford them.
http://www.eveningnews24.co.uk/news/rai ... _1_3903752