Explanations of some of the words and phrases used in this edition
2017 Available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
Stories of individuals, organisations and churches who are working to provide loving families for orphaned and vulnerable children
Alternative care is when someone other than the biological parents cares for a child, eg kinship care, foster care, adoption or residential care.
Residential care means looking after children outside of a family setting, eg in orphanages or group homes.
Transitioning is when a residential care centre changes from offering residential care to helping children be cared for in families and the community. A loving, stable family is the ideal place for raising children.
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Part 2 of a blog about a couple working with children at risk in north-east Brazil
Magazines
Stories of individuals, organisations and churches who are working to provide loving families for orphaned and vulnerable children
Available in 5 languages
Tools and guides
Tools addressing the welfare, protection, development, parenting and education of children and young people
Blog posts
Part 2 of a blog about a couple working with children at risk in north-east Brazil
Magazines
Stories of individuals, organisations and churches who are working to provide loving families for orphaned and vulnerable children
Available in 5 languages
Tools and guides
Tools addressing the welfare, protection, development, parenting and education of children and young people
Blog posts
Part 2 of a blog about a couple working with children at risk in north-east Brazil
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