The city of Detroit decreased his children's deaths. As previously reported, Tateona Williams'The youngest and oldest children passed away this month within a cold car. At the time, the family was struggling with unstable homes and went in search of help, but he didn't have luck. Now, the city and local profits are grouping in groups to repeat this tragedy.

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Detroit rallies around the mother

Less than a month, city and Detroit Rescue Mission Ministers Collaboration to help mothers and his two living sons secure housing. A Non-profit pays attention Provide food security, homelessness and dependency treatment. This update came through a video by two entities published on social media. In His Instagram SubtitleTherefore, the city of Detroit asked his community around the mother and children.

"Our hearts follow the family of Williams and Currie, while our love and compassion. Nothing can cause a loss of a new house for their family and our community. Detroit, let's join the help."

Meanwhile, the videos Tateona Williams shows Chad Audi, the Keys of Nonprofit President and General Directors. Detroit mother also walks in his new home, furnished, was painted and renewed the floors. Non-profit and cities also provided children's games, and food for refrigerator and pantry.

"We can't do anything to compensate for your child's loss, but at least it's a good start to deal with the situation," Chade said Chade.

Before the two children of Tatoon occurred

Two years old Amillah Currie and nine-year-olds Darnell Currie They lived in a van with the mother, with three other kids and another adult. Tatoon parked the vehicle in a local casino at night hours, February 10, a Monday, an hour. In the cold night, the van was left without gas. The hours later, Tatoon noticed that Amillah and Darnell did not answer and call them someone to help him take it to the hospital. Unfortunately, children did not survive.

Detroit Mike Duggan then confirmed the housing housing in the city. However, the lack of communication at both ends led to unresolved struggles.

"For any reason, this didn't think about the emergency, which caused the family visiting family. ... As far as we were able to determine so far, the family never called again," said the mayor.

At the same week, Detroit mother also spoke. He admitted that he was dying inside. "He thinks my heart is breaking, and I live two other children" Tateona Williams said. "And I regret to have to sleep so bad there. I say I feel, but I tried it."

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