How can I or my organisation collaborate with OrphanCare?
See Get Involved and contact us at admin@orphancare.com.my.
See Get Involved and contact us at admin@orphancare.com.my.
Reintegration is the process of reuniting a child from an institution back into the care of his or her family. Reintegration happens only when a child is ready and willing
The root cause is poverty and other reasons being: a. Financial and debt problems b. Inadequate housing c. Marital problems d. Single parenting issues e. Poor health and addiction f.
The negative impact of Institutionalisation are: a. Poor cognitive development and academic underachievement b. Low self-confidence, self-worth and self-esteem c. Lack of empathy and understanding of others d. Problem with
Deinstitutionalisation or DI is the process of moving away from a child care system based on institutions towards a range of integrated family and community-based services. Deinstitutionalising and transforming children’s services is
There are many ways individuals and organisations can help. You can volunteer, donate, fundraise or collaborate with OrphanCare. We need your support to help clients/families defray costs associated with the
It is OrphanCare’s view that families should not be punished or denied access to a child left at an orphanage. Most parents want their child back at some point. In
If OrphanCare arranges the reintegration, all family members are eligible for counselling.
The condition varies, as most are ‘unplanned’ babies, therefore most mothers did not go for proper health checks during pregnancy. Upon receiving babies, our SOPs dictate that our next step
On-going programs and campaigns are being conducted by OrphanCare to create more awareness about our hatch. The more the public are aware and educated about the hatch, the more acceptance
The Public is increasingly aware that there is a place for unwed pregnant women to reach out and get help and for their ‘unplanned’ babies to be placed safely with
The situation varies. Apart from the mother, there are cases where the closest person to the mother will deliver the baby.