Hello, I have started this gofundme page on behalf of Finley Munro's mum and Paul Elliott's partner Ellie Munro, with her blessing and request.

Please help a Mum secure a future after losing her son and partner in a devastating road traffic accident, outside of their home.

One accident. Two lives lost. One family left facing a future they never imagined, and a very uncertain financial future.

We are setting up this fundraiser for Ellie Munro and her daughter Martha who, on the 13th October 2026 experienced every parent's and partners worst nightmare and an unimaginable tragedy.

In a devastating car accident, which happened immediately outside her home, she lost both her beloved 21-year-old son Finn and her partner Paul, whilst they were returning home from work.

In the space of a moment, her world was turned upside down. Two people who were such a huge part of her life were taken from her, leaving her heartbroken and trying to make sense of a future she never expected to face.

But alongside the unimaginable grief, she is now facing another devastating reality: that due to current laws she will have to leave their family home and start again with nothing.

She had built a life with her partner and they had bought and moved into their home together in July 2025. Even though both have a financial stake, the mortgage was solely in his name, they were building a home and a future together as a joint venture.

Sadly, because of the current laws, she is not officially his next of kin, due to not living together for 2 years or being married, and therefore will not receive a penny, or have a place to live, this is a joke, so in a few months this would allow Ellie and her daughter to grieve and to not have to worry about where they will live.

She has children to think about, including her 16-year-old daughter, who needs stability, security and somewhere to call home. Her eldest son, who is studying at university in Scotland. All suffering the loss of their brother her and their step father.

She is now facing the frightening prospect of having to find somewhere new to live, meet the costs of moving, deposit, rent and establishing a further home, providing security for her daughter, all while trying to come to terms with the deaths of two people she loved.

Why are we asking for help? Ellie has enough to deal with, the loss of her son and her partner, on top of this will be made homeless, the law needs changing and this is also something we will be looking to change in the future, as well as changing the speed and trying to get camera's on the Leominster road in Herefordshire, too many accidents, too many lives taken.

Every donation will help towards:

Securing a new home and providing a deposit or initial rental costs.

Moving costs and essential household furniture and belongings.

Creating a safe and stable environment for her 16-year-old daughter.

Essential living expenses while she navigates the legal and financial uncertainty ahead.

Giving her the opportunity to secure a future and not having financial worries that has been shattered through no fault of her own.

Please help us give her a chance to build a future.

No amount of money can bring back her son or her partner. Nothing can take away the pain of what has happened, and no amount of support can make this situation right.

But what we can do is help make sure that, on top of losing the people she loves, she doesn't also lose the security of having a roof over her head and a place to call home.

She did not choose this situation. She did not choose to lose her family in such tragic circumstances. And she certainly did not expect to find herself having to fight for a secure future at a time when she should be surrounded by love and support.

If you are able to donate, however small the amount, it would mean so much. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser. Every share could help us reach someone who can make a difference.

Let's come together to help a mum who has lost so much, give her and her daughter some security, hope and the opportunity to rebuild their lives.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for reading, sharing and supporting her during the darkest time of her

Please share we would really appreciate it.