Floreen Nair lost her home on the Fourth of July.

In a fire that Seattle Fire Department investigators say was caused by fireworks, the flames that swept out of a shrub, up and into the apartments at 7100 California Ave SW in West Seattle took with them many memories.

Now she needs your help.

The Red Cross arranged for she and her son to live in a motel in Kent but it's only temporary.

Nair said, "I moved to West Seattle last year in March. I’m disabled due to an auto accident. I have a 10yr old son. Originally I’m from Fiji. I’m a single mom trying to raise my son. I lost everything in the fire and I’m turning 50 on July 27th so by now I should have been more stable. But now I’m restarting my life all over again. I have been living in USA since 1991.

This is the 2nd time I've been homeless. In 2008 I was driving home from a job when a drunk driver drive into my car and I ended up in the hospital for months so when I got out i lost everything and had to start my life from scratch! Now I’m doing it again but this time I have a child so I am desperately trying to get back to my feet.

I have a small dog also since she was 8wks old and now she's almost 3. I just want to have a home very soon so my family can be safe and stable."

She's reached out to the West Seattle Food Bank and Helpline and they are providing some assistance but she needs a place to live and a bit more financial assistance.

If you'd like to help you can donate to the Bank of America branch in the West Seattle Junction. 

Direct your check to Floreen Nair and Nathan Jorga. The bank is aware of the need.

She has also set up a GoFundMe page if you'd prefer to provide assistance that way. She has a modest goal of $1000.