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Where did Mother Teresa have the children?
She had orphanages for the children.
How many children were in orphanages after the civil war?
2
What were orphanages like in 1940s?
terrible! they made children work!
Do parents love their children?
Some do love their children but some others might send to orphanages.
How did the Great Depression affect orphanages?
The Great Depression affected orphanages because so many homeless people didn't have the resources to support their children. Some children in the orphanage were, in fact, orphans, but some where their because of tough family financial times. The highest number of children "enrolled" in orphanages reached a record high of 140,000 children.
What did children do if they didn't have moms and dads during the war?
The children were cared for by other relatives or went to orphanages.
What happens when there are not enough homes for foster children?
They are put in institutions like orphanages.
How many children are sent to orphanages each year?
OMG you don't even say what orphanage it is, you dummy! Well anyway, all orphanages have different amounts of children in them, i think. see ya
Orphanages in Utah?
There are no orphanages in Utah. Children who have no parents or whose parents have abandonded them or have been deemed unfit to raise them are placed in foster care and/or put up for adoption.
Are orphanages really like jails for orphans?
Nowadays there aren't really that many orphanages, as they have been replaced by foster homes, where children have a better chance at being adopted, not to mention better supervision by the state government. The basic philosophy of an orphanage is the care of children whose parents have died, also known as orphans. Because of the structure and environment and the multitude of children orphanages were notorious for having, it seemed like a jail or prison for kids, except the children are not there for punitive reasons. But often times orphanages are underfunded and therefore do not provide all of the amenities they should for children they care for, hence the incarcerated environment.
The high death rate of children in orphanages that Harlow investigated was called?
Marasmus Syndrome
How did Mother Teresa help children?
She took care of them by doing everything she knows like feeding them, but she had to know what was the problem first so she had a lot of methods to do and the children loved her a lot.Another Answer:Mother Teresa founded orphanages, schools, soup kitchens and clinics to help children.
