A little boy from Ireland wrote a letter to Santa Claus in such a way that it will make even the most insensitive person shed a tear.

The child’s Christmas wish highlighted the plight he and his family were in. However, the author of the message and his parents hope that their situation will improve soon.

Seven-year-old Kevin Mohan from Ennis, Ireland, like all children his age, did not miss the opportunity to write a letter to Santa Claus at the beginning of December.

On the paper, the child asked the grandfather with a long white beard to make his dream come true.

The fact is that Kevin, as well as his parents and younger sister, are homeless. Due to not having an apartment,

the student’s mother and father have to rent a cheap hotel room with one bed, which is completely devoid of all amenities.

According to the boy’s mother, whose name is Margarit, the fight against poverty completely destroys the family’s life.

The Mohans don’t have a stove or refrigerator, so the woman has to buy breakfast cereal for Kevin and his six-year-old sister Shakira every time they can take food to school.

And in the evening, when everyone is together, the family orders cheap food from fast food restaurants, which is not harmful to children’s health.

Furthermore, the children’s father, Kevin Sr., is deeply depressed and has attempted suicide several times.

‘My little girl is six years old and has always been a happy, playful and healthy child, but as soon as we became homeless, everything changed,’

Margaret told reporters. ‘My son is seven years old, he has acute asthma, which was not manifested in any way before.’

However, amid the family’s plight, Kevin Jr. seems to be the only one keeping a good mood. With Christmas coming, she only asked Santa Claus for one thing: to come to her hotel and give her toys.

Santa, my name is Kevin, please return to the hotel with the Batman toys.

Margaret was very touched by her son’s message. She told reporters that Kevin has autism spectrum disorder, which greatly magnifies all of his experiences.

Of course, a cramped hotel room does not improve the child’s well-being. But despite all the difficulties, the Mohan family believes that in the new year all the bad things will be left behind.

However, Kevin is not the only one who wrote a heartbreaking letter to Santa Claus. The boy from England made his mother cry when she read the contents of his message. The student asked for something that money cannot buy.