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… Hana's Story: An adoptee's tragic fate, and how it could happen again Hana's Story: An adoptee's tragic fate, and how it could happen again Kathryn Joyce - Slate 09 Nov 2013 In May … … Hana's Story: An adoptee's tragic fate, and how it could happen again Kathryn Joyce - Slate 09 Nov 2013 In May …
… and programming, future emergency or crisis responses could implement family-based care systems as the first … and programming, future emergency or crisis responses could implement family-based care systems as the first … in local languages. Standardised training manuals could be a valuable resource. • The length of training should …
… were high. JACH staff recognized that the organization could assist many more orphaned children if it employed … were high. JACH staff recognized that the organization could assist many more orphaned children if it employed … were high. JACH staff recognized that the organization could assist many more orphaned children if it employed …
… the imbalance in the concentration of the institutions could be attributed to the sheer demand for services in Addis … The imbalance in the concentration of the institutions could be attributed to the sheer demand for services in Addis … and family- based alternative child-care services could only scratch the surface of the problem. In order to …
… and nationally recognized standards. Such changes could include incorporating small homes or rooms suitable for … and nationally recognized standards. Such changes could include incorporating small homes or rooms suitable for … with formerly institutionalized children, now adults, who could share their perspectives, concerns, and suggestions …
… their lives are better than they were on the streets. This could be due to feeling safer (i.e., not exploited through … provision of services and a feeling of better well-being could facilitate an easier start to reunification as compared … as frameworks to guide their work with children. Retrak could continue to lead this process by including both of …
… was kept by the grandmother or father in a hatchery; this could be used to multiply the child’s investments and as the chicken multiply, they could be exchanged for a goat or sheep then later exchanged for a female calf. These could eventually build up a stock of livestock which could be …
… support, and endless amounts of sacrifices, so that I could both live a life without any unmet needs (Maslow, 1943) … and for giving me a space (i.e. The Gnome Home) where I could put community development theory into practice. My kids … ensure alternative care for such a child. 4 3. Such care could include, inter alia, foster placement, kafalah of …
… efforts around the world that give cause for hope and that could, with sufficient funding, be brought to scale. Tapping … migrant children with information about the risks they could face. In China, the International Programme on the … and then are reimbursed by PLAN. This type of approach could be replicated for migrant children in dangerous or …
… teachers also come and teach us.” It also meant she could escape the ongoing domestic violence, as her father was … being “an ethnic”’ and then ‘punched me with his fist’. He could not endure the continued bullying and added, ‘I … teachers also come and teach us.” It also meant she could escape the ongoing domestic violence, as her father was …