Real Life Stories: Madeline

When Madeline arrived on site with her mother Kathryn, she was three months old. For the first three months of her life she had lived with a foster carer and had never spent longer than one night with Kathryn. She had been taken into care almost immediately after she was born. Madeline was the ninth […]

Real Life Stories: Sharon

We also provide outreach support for people who continue to need us after they have settled back into community. This is an essential part of the successful rehabilitation of families. Sharon’s case shows how we are able to support families even when they are back in the community again. Sharon stayed at Save The Family […]

Real Life Stories: Jayne

We work hard with each of our families to make sure that all their needs are addressed. The case of Jayne and her three children demonstrates the benefits of supporting the whole family, particularly when there is a range of complex needs. Jayne has 3 children and has been living with Save The Family for […]

Real Life Stories: Catherine

We also work with families that have suffered as a result of addictions and will work with health services to support people coming off addiction. The case of Catherine shows how vulnerable she had become before she came to live with Save the Family. Catherine referred herself to Save the Family after becoming addicted to […]

Real Life Stories: Stella

This is the story of Stella who put up with abuse for years and nearly lost everything. Stella came to Save The Family in January 2013 after staying at two Refuges in Liverpool and Chester. Stella was forced to leave her home when the police were called to the house after a neighbour raised concerns.  […]

Festive Pop-Up Market

Over 1200 people attended our first Festive Pop Up Market in Chester.  The one day event was held at the Wesley Church Centre on St John Street in Chester on Saturday 30th November.  Massive crowds took the quick detour from the high street to support our charity, guided by a team of volunteer elves. Gladly nobody […]

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