"The missionaries and organizations caring for children in Haiti have a remarkably heavy responsibility, but as partners with them through our prayers and finances, we can all support and spread the word about the benefits of a holistic, family-centered approach to care." Want to know how we can support orphaned and vulnerable children in Haiti today? Read more from Heather Nozea with the Haiti Family Care Network in her latest piece here: https://lnkd.in/emAuY55h
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The Faith to Action Initiative serves as a resource for Christian organizations, churches, and individuals who seek to respond to the needs of orphaned and vulnerable children around the world. Faith to Action promotes best practices in the care of orphaned and vulnerable children among the U.S. Christian community and upholds the vital importance of family and community in the life of every child. Faith to Action carries out this role through programs that raise awareness about the limitations of orphanages, help individuals and ministries strengthen family care, and share innovative ways to take action.
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- children, orphans, at-riskyouth, missions, international, development, womenandchildren, and shorttermmission
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📢 WEBINAR RECORDINGS & TOOLS: In case you missed the launch of the Divesting of Residential Care Guidelines and Transition Monitoring Tool on Oct 2, here are the recordings, links to the tools, which also include tutorials to guide you through the tools. https://lnkd.in/gAYYzvQP Rebecca Nhep WezaCare Solutions Faith to Action Initiative
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"My wish is that the community at large should accept these boys," says Nicholas, Shelter Yetu’s Street Outreach Coordinator, about his dream for the work he does helping to reunite children in Nairobi, Kenya with their families and communities. Today, we are wrapping up our celebration of Social Service Workforce Week. Throughout the week, we’ve been highlighting social workers from Shelter Yetu who are working to see children cared for in families. While many orphanages exist within Kenya, orphanages are not the best place for a child. The healthiest place for a child is in a family. #SSWWeek #SocialServiceWorkforce
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Hear about what motivates Nicholas, Shelter Yetu's Street Outreach Officer, in his work to help reunite children with their families and communities in Kenya. #SSWWeek
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Social workers help make the world a better place. During Social Service Workforce week, hear from Mary, Shelter Yetu's Head of Social Work. Learn what she's most proud of in her and her team's work to help rehabilitate and reunite children living on the street with their families and communities in Nairobi, Kenya. #SSWWeek
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It’s Social Service Workforce Week! Throughout the week, we’re highlighting Shelter Yetu’s social workers. Shelter Yetu works to place children living on the streets in Nairobi, Kenya back into families. While many orphanages exist within Kenya, orphanages are not the best place for a child. The healthiest place for a child is in a family. Meet Mary, Shelter Yetu's Head of Social Work, and learn more about her work with children living on the streets in Nairobi, Kenya to provide them with rehabilitation services and reunite them with their families and communities. #SSWWeek #SocialService #SocialServiceWorkforce #CareReform #FamilyCare
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Don't miss this webinar on Strengthening the Social Service Workforce for Family Care: Global Insights. Register at the link below. https://lnkd.in/eqyT2nzA
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"We cannot do this work alone. The church in the United States of America has led the charge globally to provide solutions to children that no one was willing to care for," says Philip Aspegren, the co-executive director of Casa Viva. Listen to how the church can continue the momentum so children thrive.
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"We cannot do this work alone. The church in the United States of America has led the charge globally to provide solutions to children that no one was willing to care for," says Philip Aspegren, the co-executive director of Casa Viva. Listen to how the church can continue the momentum so children thrive.