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The Power of Collaboration A beacon of hope for children

The Power of Collaboration: A beacon of hope for children.

In the northern landscapes of Chiang Mai, Thailand, government officials, business leaders, national and local leaders and experts working in foster care and family strengthening from all over the world gathered at the World Without Orphans (WWO) conference. This was the 3rd World Without Orphans conference, titled  ‘Together from Crisis to Hope’, bringing together approximately

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Judicial delegation from Paraguay visits England for discussions on child care and protection.

In January, Dr Carolina Llanes, the first vice president of the Supreme Court of Justice and minister in charge of the jurisdiction of children and adolescents led a delegation from Paraguay to visit SFAC and those involved in child care and protection in Leeds, England. Less than two months after the visit Dr Carolina has

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Supporting Child Protection and Foster Care in Sierra Leone

This blog was written by SFAC CEO, Dan Hope. Recently, I {Dan} embarked on a transformative journey to Sierra Leone as part of SFAC’s partnership with 1MillionHome. The work was funded by 1MillionHome and HCW (Helping Children Worldwide). This visit aimed to support CRC, an organization that had closed down its orphanage a few years

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Change for Children in Paraguay – A Place for Partnerships

Article Author: Robyn Lance. Images and quotes have been selected and prepared by Maya Tyrrell.   Paraguay: A precis One determined lawyer. One couple open to change. SFAC turns up when asked. Unpacks ideas and hope. Top down meets bottom up. Shake up ensues. Government and frontline  agree to try ideas on for size. Foster

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