Narberth family left without home after fire breaks out

Western Telegraph

a day ago

Chloe Davies, from Narberth, and her two children, Mila, seven, and six-month-old Romi, were left without a home on Wednesday, May 28, when a fire broke out at their property.
The fire destroyed all of their belongings, and they were left with nothing, as Chloe did not have home insurance.
She is now trying to rebuild a life for her family.
Chloe's children Mila and Romi have been left without a home after the fire (Image: Ella Davies) Chloe's sister, Ella Davies, has set up a GoFundMe page to try and help her sister get back on her feet.
Ella said: "My sister is very strong, and I don't think it really hit her what had happened until we ended up throwing all the stuff in the skip that we had to get.
"I think what really got her was when we had to get rid of damaged scan pictures of my youngest niece, because obviously those are completely irreplaceable.
"As a family, we are very strong, and we've been through a lot, but we're just trying to get through it all and chip in to help where we can.
"I think Chloe's dealt with it better than we thought she would, especially as she has to be strong for her children and the younger members of the family, including our younger siblings."
The young family are unlikely to be able to get back into the house for a while and have been continually returning there to check on the progress of resolving the damage.
Ella said that much of the refurbishment will have to be done by the family themselves.
She explained: "We know the kitchen is getting redone, but we're going to have to do a lot of the painting, the floors, and we need help."
The fire has destroyed the home in Narberth (Image: Ella Davies) Their mother Laura also shared on the GoFundMe page set up by Ella, saying: "Hi, my name is Laura, and I'm reaching out for any help that anyone can offer for my daughter Chloe and my two grandchildren Mila 7 & Romi 6 months.
"On Wednesday 28th May, my daughter's house caught fire whilst thankfully they were out.
"The fire brigade were called out but sadly the smoke damage was so extreme that it has destroyed all their belongings.
"Unfortunately, my daughter didn't have insurance and now has to start all over again.
"Chloe is a single mum and we are reaching out for any donations.
"My two grandchildren have lost all their toys, so if anyone has any girls' toys or clothes, that would be absolutely amazing.
"Donations of any kind could be dropped to my home in Narberth, 20 Sunnybank Gardens, Narberth, SA67 7FF.
"We are also looking for any baby equipment as Romi is only 6 months old.
"I'm most grateful to anyone that could give anything they can so they can have a home once again.
"Many thanks to everyone."
The target of the GoFundMe is £1,000, and at the time of writing, it has made 50% of that target at £500.
If you want to help Chloe and her family by donating, you can do so on the GoFundMe page.