The Life Skills Curriculum was designed as a course for future orphanage graduates. Its purpose is to supply the youth with knowledge, tools and skills needed for their independent living and ...
This book is valuable reading for anyone concerned about children at risk worldwide. In Reaching Children in Need, the founder and International Director of Viva Network, Patrick McDonald, tells the ...
In many Bibles, Christ's words are set apart with a red font. It should be obvious, but this distinction helps remind us that when God becomes Man and that Man speaks it's probably something we ...
Abandoned by his mother in a St. Petersburg dumpster when he was only three days old, Alex Krutov should not have survived. But God had something else in mind. Raised in the harsh Russian orphanage ...
A recent Huffington Post article articulately addressed, The “Aging Out” Dilemma Plaguing the Foster Care System. Although perhaps missing some of the most important potential ...
This webinar by the Christian Alliance for Orphans offers insight for those working in post-orphanage transition settings.
Although the best place for any child is a loving home, sometimes ...
Mission Statement: Our mission is to be an instrument of adolescent development for teenagers who are at social risk. Glorioso Dia is oriented to provide spiritual, psychological, educational, vocational, social, and physical resources so that the teens can achieve success and a God driven lifestyle.
For Independent Living programs to be effective, emancipation activities for youth should be jointly planned and implemented by the youth's caseworker and the youth's foster caregiver, mentor ...
Our Mission is to share with God's people that kindness matters and hope is here for all shapes, sizes, and colors. We dedicate our mission to improving the living conditions for children in Africa and to share with them the ultimate hope of life, our Savior Jesus Christ.
To serve and minister to the physical, spiritual, emotional, and educational needs of orphaned, abused and incarcerated children by effectively partnering with individuals, churches, businesses, organizations and governments.
