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Un-adoptable children?
It is the painful current reality that in children’s homes there are children who are least considered or not considered at all for adoption
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Karissa Valdes
Dec 4
Adoption is Redemption
Little girl rescued from trafficking, now adopted by forever family Natalie* was rescued at six months old and has been waiting for a...
Jonathan Henson
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Our Orphan Spirit: Becoming Family
(This is an excerpt from the book Open Hearts Open Homes by Generations—Home) Read Romans 8:16–17 (ESV) The Spirit himself bears witness...
Karissa Valdes
Oct 29
Un-adoptable children?
It is the painful current reality that in children’s homes there are children who are least considered or not considered at all for adoption
Aya Licsi
Sep 24
A love letter to orphaned and vulnerable children: Justice and Worship Night
When the church comes together for justice and worship, we change the future for orphaned and abandoned children in the Philippines.
Generations—Home
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Celebrating Our Social Workers
Even before the Child Placement Agency license was granted, we knew that having a private agency without an accompanying child-caring...
Agatha Beatrice Pacis
Aug 15
Celebrating Gotcha Day: Smart Parenting features Generations—Home
“[It's] the day that your child comes home to you.” Chrina Cuna-Henson shares the value Gotcha Day can have on Filipino adoptive families.
Tatler Asia: Generations—Home Champions Women
Tatler has selected our Founder and Executive Director Chrina Cuna-Henson as an eligible candidate for the Front & Female Awards which recog
Generations—Home
Jun 12
Once Orphaned, She's Now An Adoptive And Foster Mom
Salt&Light features one of our advocates, Rosalinda Camitan, for a second time
Generations—Home
May 11
How A Couple Adopted A Teenage Orphan Halfway Across The World
For Mother's Day Salt&Light shares the story of one of our advocates Rosalinda Camitan, who, before becoming an adoptive mother this year, w
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