We have trained personnel who are skilful in conducting these talks and campaigns. The approach is more towards their understanding of self-care, safety, abstinence, respect, responsibility and awareness. The more
OrphanCare is not an orphanage. We do not take care and look after babies and older children at our premises. We advocate and work to reunite children from orphanages with
OrphanCare normally monitors and follows up on the progress of the children and their families for 2 years or beyond until we are satisfied with the well-being of both.
The right response is to help children and families stay together by supporting them socially, economically and emotionally.
a. Raise awareness of the benefit of DI / FBC b. Promoting the restructuring of Institutions into a Community Based Care system c. Influence corporate decision-makers and funder/ donors of
Reduce the cost of rehabilitation and managing ‘damage’ done by Institutions as: a. Institutionalised children are 10 times likely to be involved in prostitution when they become adults b. Institutionalised
Rather than use the word ‘conflict’, OrphanCare would like to create awareness on the disadvantages of Institutions and the possibility of changing the roles of Institutions into community-based care.
OrphanCare does a lot of awareness talks on the effects of Institutions on children and we visit Institutions to share knowledge about DI / FBC.
Reintegration can only happen when you and your child are ready. Both parties decide the timing of the actual reintegration. OrphanCare functions as a facilitator.
If you decide not to reintegrate with your child OrphanCare will discontinue its involvement and terminate its services. The purpose of this project is to help your child reintegrate back
This depends on the needs of the child and family. DI-reintegration projects can take up to 3 years. OrphanCare’s assistance includes a one-off RM500 start-up fund. We help the family
