Albert Tuisue’s parent’s home destroyed by Cyclone Harold

Earlier this month Cyclone Harold, a category five storm, hit the Pacific Islands causing catastrophic harm with dozens killed and many left homeless.

Albert Tuisue’s family home, where his parent’s live, was decimated during the cyclone.

“This is the strongest cyclone there has been with winds up to 225km per hour and the impact has been disastrous. Many of the villages have been affected by this cyclone and many homes destroyed, including my parents home which was completely ruined.”

A GoFundMe page has been set up to raise funds to rebuild a more sustainable home for Albert’s parents and to give help to family members who have been greatly affected by this devastation.

“I’m really thankful for the support of the club, the boys and the supporters for all of the donations we have already received. It is been really overwhelming and on behalf of my family I would like to thank everyone for their contribution, we are truly grateful.”

To contribute to the house rebuild, please visit the GoFundMe page on this link.