In an orphanage, children can call any adults “mom” and “dad” because they cannot realize that their parents left them. The children's psyche is not able to accept the loss of their parents - children always expect that mom and dad are about to return and take them home.
When foster parents take their children home, some children try to behave properly and be very obedient, while others test their foster parents' strength and deliberately provoke quarrels. The children are very afraid that they will be returned to the orphanage again. Unfortunately, repeated returns are common: every year up to 5,000 children are returned to the orphanage. This is due, among other things, to the lack of comprehensive assistance to adoptive families.
Adoptive families trust our psychologists, they talk openly about their problems, and therefore can solve them in a timely manner. Please help us pay for the work of a psychologist for children in foster families! Thanks to your help, 10 children will be able to regularly visit a psychologist for 4 months.
