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Meet the women who have formed the 'Hot Mess Express' - a community offering a helping hand to mums struggling to stay on top of things.<br/><br/>Brittinie Tran, 37, responded to an online callout for women in Piedmont Triad, North Carolina, US, to help a local mum in crisis. <br/><br/>She was one of a group who all showed up to help with deep cleaning, laundry, washing dishes, organising rooms, and tidying wardrobes and drawers.<br/><br/>The group were so moved by their experience they decided to form a community of like-minded women to help others during their time of need. <br/><br/>Dubbed 'Hot Mess Express' (HME), the group became a non-profit - with people free to volunteer whatever time they have.<br/><br/>The group respond to callouts from women - often with young children - who need hand with cleaning, tidying, organising and laundry.<br/><br/>Mum-of-three Brittinie, who is now president of HME, said the group is based on the proverb \
Meet the women who have formed the 'Hot Mess Express' - a community offering a helping hand to mums struggling to stay on top of things.<br/><br/>Brittinie Tran, 37, responded to an online callout for women in Piedmont Triad, North Carolina, US, to help a local mum in crisis. <br/><br/>She was one of a group who all showed up to help with deep cleaning, laundry, washing dishes, organising rooms, and tidying wardrobes and drawers.<br/><br/>The group were so moved by their experience they decided to form a community of like-minded women to help others during their time of need. <br/><br/>Dubbed 'Hot Mess Express' (HME), the group became a non-profit - with people free to volunteer whatever time they have.<br/><br/>The group respond to callouts from women - often with young children - who need hand with cleaning, tidying, organising and laundry.<br/><br/>Mum-of-three Brittinie, who is now president of HME, said the group is based on the proverb \
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