Orphanages

The court does not allow a 14yo to live on their own. 16 is the earliest you can try to get emancipated by the court and then you have to be able to support yourself.

Mohammad coveted the wife of his adopted son. In order to be able to order their divorce and subsequently marry her himself, it was revealed by Allah that adoption was haram (not permitted). Post revelation, the adopted son was no longer his son, the son divorced his wife and Mohammad married her.

Yes.

Many orphanages began as baby safe-places, and mothers who could not care for their children would leave them on the doorstep (or whatever ingenious contraption in use), with only the rags they wore, maybe a blanket, and sometimes a charm or heirloom to give the child when grown. An effort was made to keep them clean and fed, but often other concerns, such as education, fell by the wayside as their numbers increased. SIDEBAR: Interestingly, another option open to desperate mothers was to warehouse or 'farm' the babies with a woman, usually in the country, who--for a regular payment--would care for the child. It was discovered that several of those women actually killed the babies to spare themselves the expense and trouble of caring for them, but continued to accept the mothers' payment. (Assuming she was able to continue payments at all.) Some of the babies were killed on the same day they were received from the mother.

As I said before I was wrongly blocked: Troll go away! Answers.com does not welcome internet trolls. I don't believe for a second you truly believe you can EAT BABIES and there are no laws that allow it just because they don't have parents. So no it's not safe - you will be spending life in prison sentenced for murder and cannibalism.

There's one, made in 1967 or 1968 or thereabouts, called My Mother's Home or My Mother's House, I saw it as a kid and again last year, where there are six or seven children and their mother dies and they keep it quiet from everyone so that they don't get sent to an orphanage, and they cash her cheques every week, but then the father turns up and he's a trouble-maker but then the kids kill him and they leave the house together and it just ends at that.

no, Neil armstrong never went to an orphanage.

He grew up with his mother,father,brother and sister.

Arela

the adventures of sam

Haven't been able to find the specific answer to this. I went to Lane, but never heard anything about an orphanage on the site. Did find the following websites that list "asylums" in Chicago in 1900 & 05. http://www.alookatcook.com/1900/1900_benevolence.htm http://iltrails.org/cook/1905asylums.html There are a couple nearby, but nothing at Western & Addison.

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Orphanage or home for parentless, uncared for and destitute children instantly conjures images in our minds of a rundown place with substandard living conditions. Often, orphanages are also centres of exploitation and abuse of their innocent inmates. But Qatar is an exception.

Since the care of orphans is strictly supervised by the state and while private charitable bodies might provide assistance in kind or cash, they do not keep orphans under their direct care.

The department that looks after the lot of orphans and provides them shelter is known as 'Dhreima' in Qatar. It is the name of a beautiful blue-violet flower that blossoms in the harsh desert climate and is native to the country.

Dhreima, which operates under the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, boasts luxurious facilities to house orphans and provides them the best food, care and education, laying due emphasis on bringing them up in a healthy environment so that when these children grow up they do not show even slight signs of social or economic deprivation.

The ministry has a substantial budget for the care of orphans every year and immense stress is laid on making them part of the social mainstream. That's why one hardly hears of any deviance among orphans in the country whereas in most countries - whether they are highly developed or developing - hardened criminals often have had a troubled childhood and lived in an orphanage.

That said, however, Qatar needs to do more when it comes to making facts and figures regarding orphans public so that the media and social welfare organisations can highlight the problems of abandoned children and family violence with a view to raising public awareness about the social malaise.

There have been incidents in the past when newborns have been left abandoned in public places so they could be easily sighted and put under care.

As far as we know, no studies have been conducted on the problem of abandoned children in the country. If they have been, their findings are not made known, so the extent of the problem remains unfathomed.

This leads to public suspicions about unhealthy practices prevailing, particularly in the large expatriate communities in the country.

As for the Qatari community, the proliferation of nuclear families due to the pressures of modern lifestyles and an increasingly consumerist culture are challenging social stability with basic institutions like marriage often taking a blow.

The rate of divorce in the community is high, so marital disputes and family violence are not unheard of. In the case of family violence, in extreme situations the authorities are forced to move affected children from vulnerable homes to the orphanage.

There is a Family Counselling Centre which tackles issues like marital disputes and family violence, yet the incidents keep occurring, underlining the need to prevent them rather than look for a cure after they have taken place.

Raising social awareness to address the problems of abandoned children (even if its extent is limited) and family violence is thus the need of the hour.

But unless studies are conducted and social researches go deep into the problem and their findings are made public, no such initiative can be taken.

In Qatar, only Qatari families are allowed to adopt orphaned children under Dhreima's strict supervision and under Islamic norms. Islam does not permit adoption in the sense the rest of the world understands and practices it. There are some restrictions in Islam on an adopted child acquiring the family name of his adoptive parents and on property inheritance rights. Nevertheless, families that adopt children in Qatar do provide them love, care and social status.

submitted Feb 23, 2011

bowerstone industrial

Go to this link:

http://www.netcam.ro/

Hope it helps.

Dr Barnado helped the children in London who were homeless. He built schools, homes for boys and girls.By the time he died he rescued 60,000 children and built 66 more homes. He sent children abroad to other countries so they can learn even more like New Zealand and Australia.... I think.

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A 'paul'

I went to the orphanage to adopt a child.

No i don't :-p

The receptionist.

The "Real Hospicio de San Jose" was the first orphanage for girls and boys founded in Manila in 1810

-Knowledge[13]Joel

Those are just scammers. All those names are for pepole who want to still money from your Bank Accounts.

no but it is haunted

Diskin Orphanage was created in 1881.

Orphinland like Finland but for orphans

By providing funding and support staff to supervise these orphanages.