You helped Roma and other foster children cope with the consequences of living in an orphanage!

Roma ended up in an orphanage at the age of 3. At the age of 5 he was adopted, but his adoptive parents could not cope with the workload and returned the child back to the orphanage. At the age of 6, Roma was taken into the family by new adoptive parents, and when faced with difficulties, they turned to the foundation for help. Because of her experiences in the orphanage and her return from foster care, Roma refuses to make friends, build relationships with new foster parents, trust them and accept their care. Ahead, Roma will have to enter school, where he will face new difficulties: he will need to join the team, find friends, and learn many things at once. To learn to trust adults, survive parental abandonment, life in an orphanage, and prepare for school, Roma needs classes with a psychologist. There are other children in the foundation with similar problems. Let's help children cope with the consequences of the horror of returning to an orphanage and trust adults!