Greetings from a rather dormant 1Step2Step! If you have been wondering why there has been so little information about what we are doing, you may need to watch the video in the previous post. I hope that will explain better the situation for us as a charity. Watch that to get greater understanding. As…
In mid-September 2020, Nicola prepared a video to give an update on 1Step2Step. You can access it here. [Click on “here” to access video]
It is with sadness I share that, due to new rules, the government has decided that the orphanages must restrict the children’s going out and visitors coming in for the next three months to make strong efforts to protect them from the Covid 19 virus, due to the vulnerable nature of many of the children’s…
While in England I was seeking guidance from God on the future of the charity and my work in Thailand. At a Christian conference in August, I felt very clearly a calling to return to the UK for a new ministry with a different remit for other people. It was with heavy heart at first…
Recently the word ‘home’ has been used a lot, in so many different ways. We got news that some of the children would be moving to different orphanages for their new ‘homes’ in the coming month, so the word has been used in discussions between staff and the children have overheard. Two of the girls…
Mr C and Mr B are both reaching the age when they are old enough to leave Bann Feung Fah. They will move to the older boys’ home in September. So when I was asked which child I wanted to take on the orphanage’s big beach trip for the day to Cha-Am, I was…
This year we didn’t do the annual Disney on Ice trip for 12 children, because the cost of the disability seating has been restricted to the higher ticket prices. It was a shame and clear that the children love it, because when the advert came on the TV many would look at me when I…
In a week of lots of extra requests and tasks, I want to tell you about today, which was possibly one of the busiest days this year. However, I was blessed to have had a volunteer arrive for the week. Liz, who was formerly a volunteer for the Huahin holiday last August and who looked…
At the beginning of this week, I travelled with girls from one of the homes on an overnight trip they are running for the girls with cerebral palsy. I got the chance to make sure Miss W got to go by being her carer. She was one of my original children back in the early…
After a month in a cast which covered both legs with two bars connecting them, Miss K was fed up. I was too, with all the bruises I got from knocking on the bars when carrying her. The most uncomfortable one was on the tip of my knee, so kneeling (which I do most of…
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