Uwase and her mother

You’ve just done something amazing

Thank you for making the pledge to ensure no child is confined to an orphanage, deprived of the love of family and the advantages of home. 

You have joined the global movement that will make it possible for every child to grow up with a loving family – and you’ve joined some amazing celebrities too.

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Our amazing Home Advantage Champions understand the value of the love of a family and the advantages of home. They are:

our Home Advantage champions

Natalie Pinkham – Sky Sports F1 Presenter

“Home Advantage makes me think of my parents and the love they showed me growing up and still do, also the amazing love they shared with children they fostered and the joy that brought. Every child needs and deserves that. Always family, never orphanages.”

Damon Hill – 1996 F1 World Champion

“When my dad died I realised that the advantages of home are something we can all take for granted, how my mum had to struggle to keep the family afloat. And as a father, family is the most important thing. No child should be in an orphanage when it’s possible to find them a loving home.”

Jamie Baulch – 3x World Champion Sprinter

“My Home Advantage was definitely my amazing parents, they adopted me when I was a baby and gave me all the love and support I could have ever wanted. The idea that a child wouldn’t have that opportunity and instead be confined to a loveless orphanage is unimaginable.”

Three ways we help give children Home Advantage

Our impact to date

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The number of orphanages we've closed.

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The number of children we've helped transition into loving, family-based or alternative care.

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The number of children we've prevented from entering orphanages and separation from their families.

Uwase holds her little sister in her arms
Uwase and her little sister enjoying the love of family and advantages of home.

Who are Hope and Homes for Children?

Since 1994, Hope and Homes for Children has been working to stop the institutionalisation of children. We’re 200 people, in ten countries, inspiring organisations, including the UN, EU and governments around the world, to close the doors of orphanages forever. Instead, we fight for every child to feel the love and belonging of a safe family home.

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