Children play a part in helping homeless people in Chesterfield this Christmas

Children as young as two years old are learning the importance of charity in a drive to help the homeless,
By The Newsroom
Published 13th Dec 2018, 06:07 BST
Updated 13th Dec 2018, 07:15 BST
Fiona Boot has launched an initiative to give clothing and toiletries to the homeless this Christmas, pictured from left are Luci Smith, Billy Elliott, two, Fiona Boot, Arthur Bramley, two, Abi Thomas, Harvey Edwards, three and Alyshea BootFiona Boot has launched an initiative to give clothing and toiletries to the homeless this Christmas, pictured from left are Luci Smith, Billy Elliott, two, Fiona Boot, Arthur Bramley, two, Abi Thomas, Harvey Edwards, three and Alyshea Boot
Fiona Boot has launched an initiative to give clothing and toiletries to the homeless this Christmas, pictured from left are Luci Smith, Billy Elliott, two, Fiona Boot, Arthur Bramley, two, Abi Thomas, Harvey Edwards, three and Alyshea Boot

Fiona Boot, an Ofsted registered childminder, has launched an appeal for clothing, toiletries and bedding which will be delivered to new night shelters around Chesterfield.

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