Now Julia has a family

The biggest happiness for Father’s House is always considered to be the moment when child is being settled in a family, what can be better than it. Because even the best care-givers will never be able to substitute for parents, and even in the best room in the world, you wouldn’t feel as good as at home.

13-year old Julia was dreaming about a family for a long time, and she experienced lots of difficulties in her life, and finally showed up the family who decided to adopt her.
All the children and workers were sincerely glad and happy for Julia, because this small girl with big blue eyes could melt a lot of hearts and became faithful friends for most of us.

On the farewell party “Singing Hearts” music group performed their songs; Julia was a part of this group for many years, and few songs they sing together with her. The guests prepared different presents for Julia as a keepsake. Many children and adults were crying, but those were tears of joy in the big Father’s House’ family, a part of with Julia will always be.

New children in family groups

In June 10 children from Father’s House Center of Rehabilitation were directed to the Center of Family Care.

On this day caregivers of the Center prepared special festival program for these children. The concert with songs and dramas was organized. Each child received a lot of warm words and wishes; also each of them was presented with photo album with pictures which show the story of the child during this year. Children themselves invited their future families on this holiday. The celebration was warm and joyful, though it was not gone without tears – these were tears of leaving and joy, because the new period of children’s life has been started.

Parents started to get ready for receiving of new children some time earlier. They invited them to their homes, went with them on picnics, and tired to spend more time together. Thanks to it friendly relations were established between them and children could feel that they were received to really loving families.

In September the Center of Rehabilitation will receive 15 more new children left without parental care.