#resiliencehero
Denise shows that setbacks aren’t the end of the line. They can be a change of train on the way to a bright future in care.
Name:
Denise
Occupation:
Care and wellbeing assistant
Sector:
Healthcare
What they needed:
A laptop
Why:
So she could start her Care and Wellbeing Assistant course
SROI fulfilment
Procurement and guidance
Denise’s story
The past few years have been spent caring for her son and coping with loss. It was a difficult time, bringing a lot of stress and major challenges.
Despite everything, Denise found the strength to work on herself and her future. Step by step, she rebuilt her life and focused on new possibilities. Her perseverance and motivation have helped her earn a place on a Care and Wellbeing Assistant course starting next academic year. It’s an important step towards a stable future for her and her young son.
A laptop was essential for her studies, but Denise couldn’t afford one. Her coach is proud that, with support from Everyday Heroes, they can help Denise get started. The coach has every confidence she’ll seize this opportunity. Her story shows that even after a difficult period, there is room for growth, development and new dreams.
Denise is a pseudonym. Everyday Heroes knows her real name.
