You have helped 10 foster children overcome stress after living alone!

Children who have lost their biological parents experience severe stress and live in a state of “freezing,” so they often have the habit of hiding food under the pillow, hiding from their adoptive parents, not talking about their problems, and reacting aggressively to the care of loved ones. Such children can be helped: the foundation's psychologists work with adopted children and parents, help children get out of a depressed state, see caring and sensitive people in their adoptive parents, and begin to trust them. Adoptive parents learn more about the characteristics of such children and learn to help them. Let's help children overcome stress after living alone and get closer to their adoptive parents!