'You're strong, you're beautiful' - Dejah's message to domestic abuse survivors
Dejah Robinson made 50 badges to give to Lighthouse Women's Aid and a further 50 for her nanny's care home. - Credit: Lindzi Bridges
A nine-year-old from Ipswich with a "heart of gold" has given sunflower badges to domestic abuse survivors.
Dejah Robinson made 50 badges to give to Lighthouse Women's Aid and a further 50 for her nanny's care home.
Written on them is an affirmation, which says: "You're bright, you're strong, you're beautiful and keep smiling."
Dejah Robinson making the badges. - Credit: Lindzi Bridges
Mum Lindsey Bridges could not be prouder, she said: "She is definitely to me one in a million
"She's got a heart of gold and she is always wanting to make people smile.
"She's got other special deeds planned for this year as well but they are secret at the moment.
"She was gutted when Covid hit as her other ones couldn't be spread as much. They did make it to so many places such as the Antarctic, America, Japan, Russia, all over the world.
Most Read
- 1 Pub with 'gorgeous views' named one of UK's best waterside drinking spots
- 2 Ipswich man and Cadillac films with The Only Way Is Essex
- 3 'My darling boy' - Mum's tribute to six-month-old baby who died after crash
- 4 Application submitted for new store in Ipswich
- 5 Ipswich man who abandoned Land Rover on train tracks convicted
- 6 'Tit for tat' attacks driven by gang members vying for position, police say
- 7 60 year old family business enters third generation
- 8 Seven arrested after two incidents involving knives in Ipswich
- 9 Matchday Recap: How Town's 1-0 win at Burton unfolded
- 10 Roadworks at key Ipswich town centre junction set to end this week
"So she's going to spread the smiles around as much as she can around here for now."
On Wednesday after school, Ms Bridges will help Dejah deliver them to the charity and home.
The badges have your bright, your strong, your beautiful and keep smiling written on them. - Credit: Lindzi Bridges
