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Give Mdm S a Door She Can Close
Giving Guarantee
- 100% of this fund goes toward the stated purpose.
- No payment is collected unless the goal is reached.
- Every disbursement is reviewed and approved by our Chairperson and Treasurer before funds move.
- Once funded and items are procured, this page will show receipts and proof of delivery.Follow us on Instagram for live updates.
16 July 2026: Due to an unexpected change in the Mdm S's circumstances, we are unable to proceed with providing the intended assistance. As this involves personal matters, we will not be sharing further details out of respect for the individual's privacy. As a result, all donated amounts will be refunded in full. If Mdm S's situation changes in the future and the need arises again, we will assess how best to support her at that time. Thank you once again for your kindness and support. For most of us, closing our front door at night takes two seconds and zero thought. For Mdm S, 61, it's something she hasn't been able to do. A survivor of family violence, which didn't just damage the door. It took something harder to replace: her sense of safety in her own home. That door still cannot close today. She goes to sleep alone, not knowing if she is truly safe. SCDF has assessed and confirmed that the entire main door frame needs to be hacked out and fully replaced. A bedroom door is also no longer functioning. Mdm S cannot afford to fix this on her own. She already carries debt just to manage daily expenses and bills. A door is not just a piece of wood. For a woman who has had her safety taken from her, a door that closes, that locks, is the difference between fear and peace. Between trauma and healing. Between a house and a home. We are raising funds to replace her doors and restore something every person deserves: the ability to feel safe where they sleep. Every dollar brings her one step closer to that.
π Fund Activity
Individual requests fulfilled from this fund, each one raised by a social worker rather than tied to an adopted household.
