This page has been set up by myself in memory of young Saffie, in order to raise awareness of Terrorism and give people a clearer, more knowledgeable understanding of the things we can do to reduce these devastating events from happening in the future.

Saffie was unfortunately a part of just one of many horrible tragedies that have happened in the past due to 'terror attacks'. On 22nd May 2017, a bomb was detonated at the Manchester Arena during a concert in which many children, young people, and adults attended. There were a number of people who sadly passed away, and many left injured, in some circumstances left in life threatening conditions. Saffie's mother was also involved in the incident, and is believed to be undergoing treatment in hospital.

Although these occurrences are rare, they can and do understandably affect many people in different ways when they do happen. In this situation, I reflect on the fatalities and injuries that happened in Manchester on that night, were a result in familes, friends, and loved ones being lost, and such good memories ruined by an awful ending.

Saffie, along with her friends and family, are not the only ones out there in need of support at such a difficult time. So many of those affected will go unheard of, and my aim is to make sure as much help and support is given, in whatever way possible, to all of those in need. Together with your help, we can start to raise awareness and prevent things like this happening in the future.

Please share this with family members, friends, colleagues, as many people as you possibly can to raise awareness. I would so very much appreicate it and I know for a fact all those affected by these events will too. All dontations are going to Saffie's family.

If you'd like to get involved, have any questions, and/or want to gain more information on how you can help, I am open to conversations with all. My email is Tobyjacobgibb@gmail.com.

Thank you!