Dear Friends and Supporters,

I am reaching out to you today with a heavy heart and an urgent plea for help. A dear friend is going through a heart-breaking time and an unjust situation of being separated from her daughter for over 1 and a half years now.

Due to a controversial decision by a judge, her 11 year old daughter has been placed in permanent foster care and separated her from her loving family.

Those of us who know the family are deeply concerned by the circumstances surrounding this decision. We believe this is a case where the system has failed, and the mother and family are now in a desperate fight to reunite with their lovely daughter, sister, grandchild, niece and friend.

Legal battles of this nature are not only emotionally draining but also come with significant financial burdens. The family is committed to challenging this decision in court, but they cannot do it alone. They need to secure specialized legal representation to navigate the complexities of the British legal system and ensure that justice is served.

This is where we need your help. I have set up this GoFundMe to raise the necessary funds for the legal fees required to bring this child home. Every donation, no matter the size, will go directly toward covering the costs of legal representation, court fees, and any additional expenses related to the case.

We understand that times are tough for many, but if you can find it in your heart to contribute, your support could make all the difference in reuniting this family. If you’re unable to donate, we kindly ask that you share this campaign with your friends, family, and social networks to help us spread the word.

This is about more than just one family—it’s about standing up against an unjust decision and ensuring that children remain with those who love them most. Together, we can help right this wrong and bring this child back where they belong.

Thank you for your generosity, compassion, and support.

For legal purposes the child and mothers name has been withheld for legal purposes because of the closed family court rules.

With gratitude,

Esther Acanit