Back For Good
This week Bucks has welcomed its first Afghan family as part of Buckinghamshire’s pledge to take in up to 30 families who worked with UK forces in Afghanistan.
They have been offered a much needed home and support, thanks to a generous fund of £65,000 pounds raised by local people.
More information on how Bucks Council are helping, and how you can help, visit
https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/community-and-safety/how-we-are-supporting-the-afghan-crisis/
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