Orphanages

because in china you can only have one child and the parents want that child to be a boy because the boy can carry on the family name and the girl does not. That isn't to say boys aren't put up for adoption. I actually know one here in the states who was adopted when he was a baby.

Gordon Johnson

Orphanages are not like what they once used to be known for, cruel caretakers and working day and night (a la Annie). These days most orphanages take care of the children with loving caretakers, give them an education and help them find loving foster families. One such organization is the General Israel Orphans Home for Girls which specializes in finding Jewish orphans a place to call home. Located in Jerusalem, Israel this orphanage sees a lot of young children being orphaned, due to the inclement climate in Israel.

You can't, if Sim babies and kids on't have parents they get taken by the social worker.

Unfortunately, while we do sometimes watch you through your computer, we can't see enough of your surroundings to make out exactly where it is you live so we can't tell you which orphanage is closest to you.

Two things: You should probably stop using the computer right after you take a shower, or at least adjust your towel better, but if you had done that we wouldn't be able to tell you the second thing, which is that you should have that mole looked at. You know the one.

coz he wanted to help children iniit.

Yes, tax dollars can fund orphanages, particularly those that are part of government programs or receive public funding. In many countries, orphanages may receive financial support from state or local governments to help cover operational costs and provide services for children in need. Additionally, some nonprofit orphanages may also benefit from government grants or subsidies. However, the extent of funding varies widely depending on the region and specific policies in place.

There are about 9.4 million girls in orphanges in china.

Mainly because there perents abandon them I think.

because some parents have kids but don't hav enuf money to support them so they need another family to take care of them, while they are waiting for a new family the stay in a orphanage. Yeah but How do the orphanages find them?

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

fatemah patel

To adopt children from the orphanage Grelod the Kind must be dead. After that you can speak to Constance about adoption.

beacuse his mom died and he could takl he only clothes his eyes and felt asleep

Name it your first or last name orphanage. like......if your name is john smith you can name it * John's Orphanage *Smiths Orphanage

"The first orphan asylums begun in the British colonies of North America both seem to have started in 1738. A Lutheran asylum was opened at the Ebenezer Colony (Georgia) in January 1738." - Second Home by Timothy A. Hacsi http://books.google.com/books?id=BGAfhM7FYy4C&pg=PA17&lpg=PA17&dq=ebenezer+colony&source=bl&ots=yn1H0u-5vE&sig=iS70ejEXpgfuzNgbURTLozsG3yM&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=2&ct=result#PPA18,M1

Yes, I was placed in one at the age of 4 until I was 9. I believe it was on ST. Mary's Road.

terrible!

they made children work!

An orphanage is an institution devoted to the care of children whose parents are deceased or otherwise unable to care for them. Parents, and sometimes grandparents, are legally responsible for supporting children, but in the absence of these or other relatives willing to care for the children, they become a ward of the state, and orphanages are a way of providing for their care and housing. Foster care and more extensive adoption programs have been the preferred practice in many developed nations. However, there will always be a situation where there is a shortage of foster parents and will require orphanages to provide care for children.

In order to work at a children's' residential facility, most require people with degrees in sociology, preferably at the post graduate level. Other options could be as a teacher, with a degree in education, and a teaching certificate. Another position, if it is a private facility, might be in public relations, since making the children and the facility better known to the public, could bring about adoptions, which are the main goal of orphanages.

Yes, there are orphanages and similar facilities in Alaska, though they may be referred to as group homes or residential treatment centers. These organizations provide care and support for children who cannot live with their families due to various circumstances. The number and type of such facilities can vary across different regions of the state.

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.

Mother Teresa started dozens of orphanage, her first in 1953, I'm sorry I can't find a name for it, the year after, she founded here the Kalighat Home for the Dying, which she named Nirmal Hriday (meaning "Pure Heart").

There is no exact number of how many children lost their parents during World War 2, but it is estimated that some one million children ended up orphans. People were killed not only in the battles but also in the bombing of cities.

Mother Teresa did not go to a school . she was given home schooling.