Support for Jarom after his serious accident in Bali

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Supporting Jarom's recovery and helping his family manage the unexpected costs of a serious accident in Bali.

Lower Hutt, Wellington

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On Monday 1st of June, Jarom was seriously injured in a scooter accident while on holiday with his family in Bali.

He has suffered a severe brain bleed and major injuries to his hip and femur. Jarom needed to have lifesaving surgery and is currently on life support. It is a long uncertain journey ahead with the extent of his brain injury still unknown.

Now, Jarom's parents are facing unexpected medical bills, and travel expenses. So far, the medical expenses alone have totalled $110,000 and are rising each day.

Jarom does have a travel insurance policy the claim process is underway but is unknown what might be covered at this stage

This page has been created on the family's behalf to help ease the financial pressure during this incredibly difficult time, so the family can focus on what matters most, being there for Jarom.

Any support, big or small, would mean the world to the family. If you're not able to donate even just sharing this page would really help.

Edie Fink's involvement (page creator)

Created by Jarom's Aunty Edie, on behalf of the Guillonta family While the family are in Bali, they have asked if I can be the beneficiary on their behalf.

Use of funds

Funds will go towards Medical expenses, accommodation, travel costs, and supporting Jaroms parents Rafael and Maree and siblings Natasha, Nicole and Ben as they manage time off work, any changes that may arise we will provide page updates.

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