Five members of the Chelmsford Ed Services staff provided much needed relief to a young local family who have been dealing with the catastrophic aftermath of the father's recent stroke. They are a young couple with three small children, huge medical and household bills and no means of support since the stroke. He is making progress in his recovery, but has got a long way to go, and there is no way of knowing whether he will ever be able to work again. His wife hasn't been able to work due to the multiple demands of caring for him and for their children.
Needless to say, the family was thrilled to receive this assistance from Kronos. The volunteers spent four hours performing household tasks for the family, including: cleaning bathrooms, washing floors, vaccuuming, folding laundry, and washing windows. The family was so grateful for the household help and especially for the sensitivity and caring that was shown to them by the Ed Services team. The team included: Tricia Antico, Lyn Bennett, Cindy Joyner, Jean Kilian, and Doug Kunze. Behind the scenes coordination provided by me (Eileen Cushing-Craig). A few pictures of the team in action below.
Fabulous job volunteers! And hoping for a full recovery and a return to normalcy for this family very soon.
