We have spent time with Luke on several occasions. The first time was almost 5 years ago. Each time we have seen him we have written words like "sweet, gentle, thoughtful, and cooperative" in our notes about him.
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Dewey now has a $4,500 grant through Gladney!
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Hunter was a 9 year old boy the advocacy team got to meet. He was very shy and reserved on the first day. When we tried to find out why we were told he was embarrassed by his hand. He sat back most of the morning and just seemed to take everything all in and check us out it was not until after lunch he opened up.
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Haley is another kid that the advocacy team got to meet. She was a little reserved at first and it took a little while to warm up but once she did her spunky personality shined.
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This post was written by one of the participants in the recent Superkids Advocacy Camp, Janell Plana.
Hope is one of the advocacy team’s kids that we got to meet. She came right in and up to us without any hesitation, giving most of us big hugs as if we were long lost friends.
Hope is one of the advocacy team’s kids that we got to meet. She came right in and up to us without any hesitation, giving most of us big hugs as if we were long lost friends.
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Today the Advocacy Camp Team visited the children of Changsha #1 Social Welfare Institute. We received a tour of the facility where we were able to see the therapy floor and learn about the rehabilitation program they have in place. It was so interesting and we loved getting to see first hand what they are doing here to help children reach their maximum potential. It was clear how dedicated the leadership is to these children, not just to meet their basic needs, but to help improve their medical conditions so that they can be successful in life.
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