English children collect toys for Moldovan orphans

The lives of disabled orphans in Moldova will be brightened by a group of caring children and church supporters from Clacton (England), writes a local newspaper „The Gazette”, quoted by Info-Prim Neo. Clacton is a town of 50,000 people on England's South-Eastern cost. The children from Christ Church United Reformed Church, Clacton, have collected together toys, toiletries and play things for disabled youngsters in an orphanage. The children have also decorated the 67 shoeboxes, which have just been collected by TEECH (Telecom's Eastern European Challenge), a charity set up to help eastern European countries and the people who live there. The charity is currently taking volunteers out to Moldova to revamp at least three dormitories.