The 11-year-old printing PPE visors for the NHS

“I like helping people. I’ve made about 40 masks so far. I like that there is no limit [to what can be created],” said Alex.

“It’s not something he’d brag about. It didn’t even occur to him that he’s being doing something so great for someone else,” said Donna. 

“He’s a good Jewish boy, and he should be proud.” 

Alex also took the initiative after he found out that available masks were putting too much pressure on his local GP’s ears. He searched online and found a design for an extender that helps to ease the pressure, printed it and delivered it to his GP. 

He’s also made presents for his friends and family, including a keyring for his grandad’s birthday as well as pen pots and guitar picks. 

“People are now phoning him up asking if he can make things for them, and he says, ‘Yes no problem!’ It’s lovely to make people happy but to also do good with it,” said Donna.