Wyatt Homes Donates to Local Charity Supporting Bereaved Children
Mosaic Family Support
We are delighted to announce we have donated £550 to Mosaic Family Support, a local charity that supports children and young people throughout Dorset that have experienced a bereavement.
This £550 donation will go towards seven counselling sessions and one bereavement café for the children and young people of Dorset.
The bereavement café will help support young people in a compassionate space that is open to help them navigate the complexities of grief. This supportive environment is a place where individuals can share their feelings and experiences, connect to others who understand what they are going through and find solace in their shared journey.
Shaun Pettitt, Managing Director, said: “Mosaic Family Support is a wonderful organisation that provides children and young people in the area with invaluable one-of-a-kind support, so we’re incredibly pleased to be supporting them and contributing in this small way to the wonderful work they’re doing within the community.
Mosaic Family Support
“The shared desire towards making a tangible difference to people’s lives is testament to the community spirit here at Wyatt Homes, and we look forward to continuing to support local businesses and charities across Dorset.”
Mosaic Family Support is a Dorset based bereavement charity founded in 2007, which provides vital work helping vulnerable children and young people who have experienced a bereavement, through a variety of avenues designed to support them through the difficult journey of processing the bereavement and giving them a safe space to work through those feelings with others.
Jo Revill, CEO at Mosaic Family Support said, “We’re incredibly grateful for this generous donation from Wyatt, which will go a long way to supporting our work for children and young people in the area.
“We’re passionate about supporting young children and families across Dorset, so to have received this donation is incredibly helpful.
“It’s great to know local businesses are looking out for people in the areas they operate.”