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		</div><p>Rita Ora has praised her <em>“superhero”</em> psychiatrist mother after she decided to return to the NHS frontline amid the coronavirus pandemic.</p>
<p>The singer’s mother Vera Sahatciu will be helping prevent mental health and perinatal patients becoming exposed to Covid-19, according to Hello! Magazine.</p>
<p>Ora told the publication: <em>“My mother has always been my hero, but this pandemic has honestly made her a superhero in my eyes.</em></p>
<p><em>“She is so brave and has been through so much on her own, yet her generosity to help others just cements what I know my mother is capable of.</em></p>
<p><em>“I’m so happy the rest of the world has now got to see it too.”</em></p>
<p>Ora said that it’s <em>“not only”</em> her mother showing these traits, adding: <em>“All the NHS doctors and nurses are my heroes.”</em></p>
<p>Sahatciu said that there was <em>“never any question”</em> of her returning to the fold to help with the response to the virus.</p>
<p><em>“I love my job and want to do my best,”</em> she told the magazine.</p>
<p><em>“It’s my role and duty to help others. Nothing will stop me unless I’m not well enough to do it.</em></p>
<p><em>“These are challenging times and I’ve never before had to provide more compassion and support to other colleagues.</em></p>
<p><em>“I’ve witnessed heroism by all NHS staff, from doctors and nurses to porters and cleaners in busy, stressful and risky environments.”</em></p>
<p>Ora is <em>“very keen to do her bit”</em> and has signed up as an NHS volunteer along with her sister, Sahatciu added.</p>
<p><em>“They’ll be among the people who deliver medical supplies, collect prescriptions, check on the elderly and make phone calls to lonely and vulnerable members of the community,”</em> she said.</p>
<p>Ora has previously worked with Sir Bob Geldof and the UN Foundation to design an emblem to encourage people to work together to combat coronavirus.</p>
<p>The design features a depiction of the virus contained within the CND peace symbol next to the message: <em>“Stop the spread. Play your part.”</em></p>
<p>Read the full article in Hello! magazine, out now.</p>
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