Support Hylton and His Family's Journey to Recovery

Dear Friends, Family, and Supporters,

We are reaching out to ask for your support for Hylton and his family during a difficult time. Hylton, a dedicated teacher at Treetops Montessori School in Darlington, has faced a significant health challenge over the past few weeks. While he's made great progress, there's still a long road ahead for him and his family as they navigate recovery.

On June 12th, Hylton experienced a serious health event that required immediate medical attention. Thanks to the quick actions of his wife, Kristelle, and the amazing medical team, Hylton is now back home. He is working hard each day to regain his strength, and though it’s been a tough journey, his positive spirit and determination are shining through.

What makes Hylton's condition unique is that it affects his memory and energy levels, and at times, he has had to relearn some everyday tasks. However, with Kristelle by his side and the support of his two wonderful boys, Odyn (6) and Kyon (4), he’s pushing forward and doing his best. He’s so happy to be back home with them and is grateful for the small victories along the way.

Hylton's road to recovery will involve ongoing treatments, therapies, and time away from work as he focuses on getting better. To support their family during this time, we are raising funds to help with medical treatments, therapy, and everyday expenses while Hylton is unable to work.

How You Can Help:

Medical & Therapy Costs: Covering the ongoing treatment and rehabilitation Hylton needs.

Living Expenses: Helping with daily needs like groceries, utilities, and childcare.

Supporting His Recovery: Providing assistance for in-home care and transportation for medical appointments.

Any donation, no matter how small, will make a big difference. If you’re unable to donate, sharing this campaign with friends and family would also be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Together, we can make this challenging time a little easier for Hylton, Kristelle, and their boys.

With gratitude,

Sarah Thomas