Ukrainian family starts new life in Edmonton
He said having experienced the dangers of war firsthand, he felt compelled to provide a safe haven for those fleeing violence now.Benjestorf and his group have offered to cover the cost of housing for the families they are supporting for two to three months, until they are able to pay rent themselves.“My goal in all of this is to see happy, smiling faces.
Michael said he and his family are starting to adjust to their new life. His plan is to go back to school and get a job in computer science. Until then, he said he is focused on finding work and supporting his family. Click to share quote on Twitter: "To those who have reached out to help Ukrainian families, thank you, we are very grateful."
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