22 people have been killed and 59 have been injured in the blast at Manchester Arena. Children are among the dead. The attack was carried out by a lone male suicide bomber who detonated an improvised explosive device. He died at the arena.
Messages of hope and support have been sent from school children in America to survivors of the Manchester Arena Terror Attack.
The youngsters from New Jersey contacted the Tim Parry and Jonathan Ball Peace Foundation in Warrington which is helping families rebuild their lives.
The children sent cards to be passed on to the families they are supporting.
Since the attack, the Peace Foundation has assisted over 700 individuals who were affected.
So far, the charity has received cards from children from across six classes at McKinley and Franklin schools in New Jersey, displaying positive messages of peace and hope.
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