Experience poignant tales of family reunification and orphan care in our ‘Stories’ category, showcasing real-life cases and transformative journeys.
Earlier this year, our team in Bulgaria closed another orphanage in Kardjali, bringing up to 40 children back to family or into family-based alternative care solutions. Last month, your donations changed lives. Because of your continued generosity, our team successfully shut down the ‘Home for Medical and Social Care for Children’ orphanage in Kardjali, South […]
Stoyan, a single father, had his only child taken away from him and thrown in an orphanage. This is how you helped him get his son back to family.
After Russian troops invaded her home, Olga became a refugee. Your support helped her hold her family together. Read on to find out how.
“Super Gran may be a work of fiction, but I’ve met the real deal.” Pete Garratt, Director of Global Programmes, tells the stories of four inspiring women who are fostering children in Moldova.
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.
This Mother’s Day we’re celebrating three incredible Ukrainian mums going above and beyond to protect, love and nurture their children through the war. Meet Tina*, Lilia* and Olga*.
“I was pregnant with his child. And then the next moment, he was dead. Without the Mobile Team, this would have been so much harder.” Two years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, young mum Tina shares how our Mobile Mental Health Teams are bringing strength and recovery back to family.
Andrii* was traumatised, fixated and anxious, but his mum couldn’t access any of the care he needed. Until we started to support them.
