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A soccer ball for Veronica to keep her skills sharp

Posted Mar 14, 2024
Veronica misses playing daily soccer in Ecuador. She does not have as much time for soccer while she resides in foster care and worries she is losing her skills. Having a soccer ball will enable her to work on her footwork skills in the backyard of her new foster home and in the park across the street. She also feels it will be a way to alleviate stress - important for a teen!

Veronica is 14 years old and lives in NJ

Veronica is a talented musician and singer. She plays guitar and plans to join the youth choir at the church near her foster home. She misses her family in Ecuador but hopes to see them again. She is in her third placement while in foster care but manages to keep a positive attitude. She is inspiring! She keeps straight A's in school and also manages to keep in touch with her best friend despite being placed in different foster homes. She is a loyal friend and a delightful teen.

The Wish Story

CASA NJ - Bergen County requests this wish for Veronica.

One Simple Wish posts the wish to the website.

Awesome Human grants the wish for Veronica! Thanks Awesome Human.

"Hey Veronica, go buy yourself a sweet soccer ball. You might not be in the most fun situation right now, so making some fun of your own is important! Don't give up on the activities that bring you joy, and being quick on your feet could be all kinds of helpful as you get older. Don't break any windows!"

One Simple Wish sends the gift to the CASA NJ - Bergen County for Veronica.

CASA NJ - Bergen County receives the wish!

Veronica receives the gift from CASA NJ - Bergen County!

"Thank you for providing this simple but so important wish. Immediately upon receipt, Veronica and her advocate played with the ball in the backyard of her foster home."

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