The Heart Behind So Many Others’ Recovery Now Needs Support

Aimee’s caravan — her home — was stolen from a rural property in Hikutaia, New Zealand, taking with it far more than just possessions.

Inside were all of her clothes, treasured belongings passed down from her great grandparents, years of important personal and government correspondence, and irreplaceable memories connected to her children — including their artwork, school letters, and treasured arts and crafts collected over the years.

Also stolen were deeply personal items like Aimee’s custom surfboard featuring a pāua koru design and artwork underneath, along with her fishing gear and many of the everyday things that made life feel stable and familiar.

What makes this loss even harder is the kind of person Aimee is. For years, she has dedicated herself to helping mothers and children across New Zealand — especially young mothers working to rebuild their lives and reconnect with children in state care. She is someone who constantly puts others before herself, shows up without hesitation when people are struggling, and gives her time, energy, and heart to those who need support most.

Now, Aimee is the one facing the unimaginable loss of both her home and so many irreplaceable pieces of her life. We’re hoping to rally around her the same way she has rallied around so many others over the years.

Any donation, no matter the size, will help Aimee begin rebuilding after this devastating theft. Even sharing this page means more than words can say.