CHILDREN born in the aftermath of the worst nuclear accident the world has ever seen are still feeling the effects over 20 years after it happened and future generations will not be able to escape its legacy.
Youngsters in Belarus breathe in infected air and eat infected food every day of their lives, but just one month away from their country could add two years to their lives and people in Bristol could help them to do this.
The Bath link of the national charity Chernobyl Children’s Life Line is looking for people who are willing to open their homes to children from Belarus for either two, or four weeks this summer.