| aidemia--modules-essaywrite_request | Write an essay |
| What topic | Letter of support of a colleague from our church sunday school to my appeal to tribunal not to be deported but to stay in New Zealand for her children too |
| Which subject | English as second |
| What age group | Year or Grade 8 |
| How many pages | 1 |
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| Any other preferences |
[Your Name]
[Your Street Address]
[City, Post Code]
[Email Address]
[Date]
[Tribunal Name]
[Tribunal Address]
[City, Post Code]
Dear Members of the Tribunal,
I hope this letter finds you well. My name is [Your Name], and I am writing to you today to appeal for the right to remain in New Zealand. This letter is written with great support from my colleague and friend from our church Sunday School, [Colleague's Name]. The purpose of this correspondence is to share my situation, the impact on my children, and the strong community support that I have received during this challenging time.
I came to New Zealand with a hope for a better life for myself and my children. Like many, I sought opportunities for work and a safe environment for my kids to grow up in. After settling in, I made every effort to integrate into society, involving myself in community activities, including serving as a Sunday School teacher at [Church Name]. My passion for teaching children has also allowed me to form deep connections with families in our church and the community.
However, my current immigration status is in limbo, and I face the real risk of deportation. This not only places me in a precarious situation but also significantly impacts my children’s lives. They have grown to love New Zealand, the friends they have made, and the education they receive at [School Name]. Being forced to leave would disrupt their lives drastically and pose an emotional challenge for them.
My children, [Child's Name(s)], have integrated beautifully into New Zealand life. They attend school, participate in Sunday School, and engage in extracurricular activities. The stability that New Zealand offers them has allowed them to return to a sense of normalcy after facing numerous challenges. Depriving them of this environment would not only rob them of their friends but may also hinder their educational progress and emotional well-being.
As a single parent, I have worked hard to provide for my children. I have jobs, but my greatest achievement is the strong moral and ethical values I instill in them. These values are reinforced by our community, particularly through our church, where we gather every Sunday. My connections through Sunday School have been essential for my family, providing support, love, and guidance.
I would like to express my gratitude for the profound support I have received, particularly from my colleague [Colleague's Name]. During our time volunteering together and teaching Sunday School, [Colleague's Name] has witnessed my dedication to my children and the community firsthand. She has seen me thrive in challenging situations and has provided encouragement during my darkest hours.
[Colleague's Name] emphasizes in her support that the values of compassion and unity shared in our church community are the foundation upon which we build our relationships. She brings attention to the positive impact I have had on the children we teach, not just in terms of learning but in shaping their character.
In conclusion, I kindly ask you to consider the circumstances that I face as a single mother and the profound impact that deportation would have on my children’s lives. My desire is to stay in New Zealand, not just for myself but for my children's future. With the support of my church community and the blessings of the diverse culture in New Zealand, I am hopeful for a positive outcome.
Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. I trust that you will consider my case with compassion and understanding.
Yours sincerely,
[Your Name]