She turned heartbreak into hope - then he stepped in to keep her dream alive

Sometimes charities get the break they need. The swift action of one man has ensured an organisation that does vital work has averted a crisis.

Hundreds of families have found solace, strength, love and hope from Finding Rainbows in the centre of Ashton-under-Lyne, which Natalie Paul set up after she lost her son Kaiden, aged just ten weeks.

As Natalie said in an interview with the Manchester Evening News last month: "He could not come into my life and not have a purpose."

"The grief opened my heart to the world. I remember thinking I want to do something. I want to set up something so other people like me can talk."

Her wish began as coffee mornings held at a community centre for a chat and a brew as a group. Then it developed into one to one support.

Eventually it became the regis