The Power of Helping Children
Helping children is not just an act of kindness; it is a profound responsibility that shapes the future. Each child carries a world of potential within them—dreams, hopes, and the capacity to change the world. But sometimes, that potential is hidden behind circumstances beyond their control: trauma, neglect, or simply the absence of a nurturing environment.
The Transformative Role of Support
In these moments, the role of adoptive parents and advocates to help becomes transformative. It is not always easy. Children who have faced hardship may have walls built high around their hearts, and the path to their trust is often steep. But it is in the act of patiently, consistently, and unwaveringly showing up for them that we unlock the door to their potential.
The Impact of Patience and Consistency
Even when progress feels slow, even when there are setbacks, the impact of helping children is immeasurable. It is not about instant results. It is about showing up day after day and believing in them when they can’t yet believe in themselves.
The truth is, every child deserves to know that someone cares enough to help them navigate their journey. And in the end, that is what makes all the difference—not just in their lives, but in the world around them.
Urgent Need: A Permanent Family for Two Sisters
We are urgently seeking a permanent family for two sisters from an Asian country, ages 13 ½ and 11. Families willing to provide temporary respite while a permanent family is identified will also be considered. Families will be fully vetted and must either have an approved home study or be able to provide an approved home study expeditiously.
Both girls are medically healthy; the youngest does have a developmental speech and language disorder. The sisters speak English and are currently living in the U.S. In the children's best interest, it is important for the sisters to be the youngest in the home.
To learn more, please complete and submit our Prospective Adoptive Parent Form, or email Katie Schultz at katie.schultz@gladney.org.
