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[Scienceblog.com] Science Blog -- Adapting To New Life Difficult For Romanian Orphans: One-third of the Romanian orphans have developmental, social and behavioral problems and their adoptive parents are in need of professional help to deal with them, according to SFU psychology professor Elinor Ames, who led a team of student researchers in a comparative study of how the Romanian orphans have been faring since their arrival in 1990-91.
[Pauldorrell.com] Paul Dorrell’s Blog » Blog Archive » Noelle Stoffel / Romanian ...: Noelle also went, on her own nickel, to Romania last year, where she employed a variety of art therapy techniques in working with kids at an orphanage. The kids had never experienced such a thing before, and I could tell from the photos she showed me that they responded to Noelle with warmth and acceptance.
[Travel-library.com] Romania trip report - Travelogue: The Missionaries of Charity orphanage was established by Mother Theresa about two years ago to provide a dignified place for "hopeless" children to die. The children, most of whom were disabled in some way, had come from orphanages where huge numbers had already died.
[Travelpod.com] Romania bound: My experiences in an orphanage: Information on Romania bound: My experiences in an orphanage, Free travelogue / travel blog hosting and travel photo & story search engine for travelers.
[Gorrion.wordpress.com] El nido del gorrion » bikes needed for romanian orphans: an orphanage of 120 youngsters and the wider community in the Romanian town of Ilesia. The bicycles are needed by older orphans who use them to commute .
[Research-China.Org] The Hague Agreement and China's International... : One of the primary provisions of this agreement is the recognition “that intercountry adoption may offer the advantage of a permanent family to a child for whom a suitable family cannot be found in his or her State of origin.” Many of us adoptive parents question whether it would be better for China’s children to remain in their birth culture and country rather than being adopted into other lands, often becoming members of multi-racial families. Like many orphanage directors, we wonder which option presents the best opportunities for a child’s life and happiness - domestic or international adoption.
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