Equipping Caregivers
Practical tools to work with children who have
experienced trauma
Often adoptive and foster families, social workers, and other caregivers do not have the resources, education, and training they need to really help orphans who have experienced trauma.
Did you know?
There is a county in Romania that previously had no social services or resources for adoptive and foster parents. Now they have support groups, trainings and counseling for adoptive families!
What your gifts are doing to Equip Caregivers:
Offering therapeutic retreats for adoptive/foster families
Providing therapy for vulnerable children and families
Training caregivers how to care for children who have experienced trauma
You can ensure that adoptive and foster families, caregivers, and social workers are equipped to care for orphans in a healthy way.
The latest in Equipping Caregivers:
The Love of a Family Changes Everything
‘You don’t want to adopt her. She will be too much work. There are other children who will be easier.’ I hear the orphanage staff
The Gimons Family
Zhenya and Zhora have been living in a Ukrainian orphanage after losing both of their parents at a young age. They don’t have relatives able to care for them. But, the good news is that a really nice couple named Zee and Sam want Zhenya and Zhora to be their kids!
Facebook Live: Summer Camp
Equipping Caregivers See how a therapeutic summer camp is helping children who have experienced trauma! Most of these children are adopted or in foster families.
