A former employee details the abuse going on inside orphanages and calls for the end of institutional care in Ukraine.
Author: Hope and Homes for Children
Gabriela* was separated from her grandchildren for nine long years. This is how she fought to bring them back to family.
The Teen Mother Project is helping young mums in Rwanda overcome adversity and find their independence. Read on to discover how your support is bringing hope back to family.
After three years living inside one of nine orphanages left in Rwanda, Uwase* is now growing up with a loving adoptive family. Read on to find out how.
In the second part of his interview, child development expert Prof Barry Bogin discusses the importance of one to one care for children’s development, and his own hopes for an end to orphanage use worldwide.
An expert in child development, Prof Bogin is a convert to children’s emotional wellbeing as a key factor in their growth. Find out why in part 1 of his interview.
2023 has been a year of transformation for children and families. Read how together with supporters, families and young people, we’re showing a better world is possible.
Humanitarian emergencies often drive the institutionalisation of children. Will lessons from Ukraine help disaster preparation and care reform work together to keep children safe?
Our patron Natalie Pinkham and ambassador Rukhiya Budden spoke to BBC Radio East of England this October to illustrate the importance of our orphanage tourism campaign.
Volunteer tourism can be great for volunteers and the communities that receive them. But we need to be absolutely clear: volunteering in an orphanage abroad is a bad idea.
Here are tips to tell your volunteering story on social media, using language and images to make a positive impact and break stereotypes, not reinforce them.