How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
How We Met for Airbnb
Sean, age 9, with his mother Sue. Twin Vision Liverpool for Comic Relief.
Sean had recently lost his father, and creating a film with the charity helped him to cope and express some of that loss.
Sean’s Mom “We didn’t used to talk about the loss but now we talk every single day. Sometimes we talk and we cry and sometimes we talk and we laugh. But we talk.”
Sean, age 9, Twin Vision Loverpool for Comic Relief.
Sean had recently lost his father. Working with the charity, he was able to make a film about the loss which helped him to cope and express his feelings.
Sean, age 9, Twin Vision Liverpool for Comic Relief.
Sean had recently lost his father. The two had often played football together. Creating a film with the charity helped him to express some of that grief. “When I watched it for the first time I felt happy and sad at the same time but also proud of myself.”
Sean, age 9, Twin Vision Loverpool for Comic Relief.
Sean had recently lost his father. Working with the charity, he was able to make a film about the loss which helped him to cope and express his feelings.
Sean, age 9, Twin Vision Liverpool for Comic Relief.
Sean had recently lost his father. The two had often played football together. Creating a film with the charity helped him to express some of that grief.
Louise, age 17, Mypas Scotland for Comic Relief.
“I never liked talking about my feelings. Mypas gave me support and showed me how to relieve stress and anxiety. It started to make more sense why I was feeling certain ways. I started to talk sense to myself. I started putting my mind towards getting better. I wasn’t willing to waste more of my life.”
Louise, age 17, Mypas Scotland for Comic Relief.
“I never liked talking about my feelings. Mypas gave me support and showed me how to relieve stress and anxiety. It started to make more sense why I was feeling certain ways. I started to talk sense to myself. I started putting my mind towards getting better. I wasn’t willing to waste more of my life.”
Robyn, age 22, Bristol Missing Link for Comic Relief.
“What I want to do now is help people who have been through this. Even though it’s a dramatic experience, and I wouldn’t wish is on anyone, the fact is that it has happened to me. I don’t want this to wreck my life or change me. I want to turn a negative into a positive.”
Gizmo, age 27, Fight 4 Change for Comic Relief.
“I grew up in an area where trouble was always around the corner. I lost my confidence and had no path. When I started boxing that all changed. The gym was my escape. Now I run boxing sessions for kids who remind me of my young self.”
Gizmo, age 27, Fight 4 Change for Comic Relief.
“I grew up in an area where trouble was always around the corner. I lost my confidence and had no path. When I started boxing that all changed. The gym was my escape. Now I run boxing sessions for kids who remind me of my young self.”
Shewarna, age 19, Youth Education Support Services, London for Comic Relief.
“I’m studying to be a midwife and I sometimes return to YESS and help the other students. I look at the students and can’t believe that used to be me. I tell them ‘Don’t think that you have nothing going for you. Things can change.’ “
Anonymous, The Retreat Caer Las Swansea for Comic Relief
The Castle ward area in Swansea is ranked as one of the most deprived in Wales. Local agencies have found young people are being sexually exploited and becoming involved in sex work as a way of funding their drug habits, getting food or a bed for the night. Caer Las delivers The Retreat project which supports 16-25 year olds sex working or at risk of sexual exploitation. The project provides information, advice and support to these vulnerable young people and works with other support agencies to ensure they access the services they need to help them leave sex working behind.