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Gifts for families at Christmas
The Michelmores Family Law Service has donated 50 presents to vulnerable families this Christmas and supplied festive trees to two children's homes.
The gifts were given to families who will be spending this Christmas holiday in a women's refuge and to families who have recently left the refuge.
Every child and mother has been given a gift, handpicked and wrapped by Michelmores staff. The firm bought the trees and decorations for the Chestnut Avenue Children's Centre and Countess Wear Children's Centre.
