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Natasha May

RARE PHOTOS: We can make it work the nsw region opening doors and hearts to ukrainians | Vintage Vibes

Blake SharpWiggins Chapples Ukraine Rural Network
Jenni and Mark Chapple
Jenni and Mark Chapple have taken in two Ukrainian couples who fled their country after Russia's invasion. Photograph: Blake Sharp-Wiggins/The Guardian

Jenni Chapple has five new sets of girls’ size-4 clothing, a child’s dressing gown and puffer jacket hanging in her closet. These are not for her own granddaughter, but a three-year-old girl she has never met, who is arriving from Kharkiv in Ukraine.

Three-year-old Daneliia, along with her parents Vlodymyr and Julia, is the second Ukrainian refugee family Jenni and her husband, Mark Chapple, are helping settle in Quirindi on the north-west slopes of New South Wales.

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