Author: Hope and Homes for Children

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2000 miles across a warzone to rescue her siblings from a brutal orphanage Tetiana had been on the bus for two days. All the way from Ukraine to Turkey, she shook and rattled in the same seat, and breathed the same hot, stale air. But two days was nothing to her. She had been fighting […]

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This week’s targeted attacks on Kyiv’s energy infrastructure are a cruel reminder of the harsh reality of life in war-torn Ukraine.  As winter’s cold tightens its grip, the crisis  grows ever more urgent.  Night after night, families tremble in the darkness as air strikes destroy power grids and energy infrastructure, not only in large cities […]

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To RSVP to this event, please register here (EN-FR live interpretation will be provided) Join our official World Social Summit Solutions session (side-event) The Second World Summit for Social Development (World Social Summit) taking place on 4-6 November in Doha, Qatar, will convene Heads of State and Governments and senior stakeholders to renew political commitment […]

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Sima with her Auntie Nozi*Juliana Van Well Dias/ Hope and Homes for Children Pauline is a Social Worker with Hope and Homes for Children in South Africa. Her work has been key to the inspiring story of Sima*, whom she helped rescue from an orphanage and return to the love and warmth of her family. […]

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World leaders gathered during the United Nations General Assembly yesterday to launch the Global Charter on Children’s Care Reform – a landmark commitment to ensuring every child has the right to grow up in a safe and loving family. For three decades, we’ve worked to end the institutionalisation of children. We know beyond doubt that […]

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A dark past, a brighter future When Nicolae Ceausescu’s reign ended in Romania, the world was shocked by images of more than 100,000 children crammed into bleak institutions. Those pictures marked the beginning of our decades-long effort to end orphanages in Romania. Today, thanks to your support, another dark chapter has closed. Ion Holban – […]

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Thanks to the tireless work and dedication of our Rwanda team, and the support from people like you, Cigy* is now back with her mother, Mutoni*. When Cigy was born with disabilities, Mutoni did everything she could to support her daughter. She worked hard and took Cigy to nearby health facilities for care. But the […]

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At our recent Our Voices Matter Summit in Bulgaria, young people from Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and Bulgaria came together to talk about what accountability means, and how people with power over their lives can be held to account. Following the meeting, the young people produced The Sofia Declaration – which you can read below – […]