A Mother’s Love China
April 11, 2013 in What We're About
We are committed to improving the lives of orphans in China. A Mother’s Love cares for orphans and works alongside other Christian organizations to bring about the love and attention God has intended for His children!
A Mother’s Love continues to care for orphans in China through the following four main areas:
- Medical Assistance A Mother’s Love provides life-changing surgeries for orphans which places their name on a list to find a forever family! We also purchase medical equipment and supplies orphanages need.
- Developmental/Education We sponsor orphaned children and send them to public school and summer camps. A Mother’s Love funds libraries, playgrounds, and various nutrition programs to ensure the children are having their daily needs met in every aspect. The extra orphanage nannies we hire especially provide the love and security each child so desires.
- Foster Care A Mother’s Love has sponsored 52 children up-to-date to be placed in foster care at New Day Foster Home and Home Healing Home. It is here these orphans have the opportunity to experience proper care in a Christian home environment away from the orphanage.
- Adoption Awareness We support Show Hope, another non-profit organization, in raising funds for families who desire to adopt a child or children domestically and internationally.
Bao Hua was a newborn discovered without parents on May 4, 2010.
Hui was born on February 11, 2010 and was brought into the local orphanage that same day. She was placed into a foster family on February 17, 2010. She enjoys being held and interacting with others. She gets along well with her foster family. Hui is also very smart and cute. She has a soft voice and likes to move about freely.
Born on May 16, 2010, Yu Xiao was taken to a local orphanage when her parents could not be located. She weighed only 2 kilograms and had deformities in both her knees and elbows. Through the care of her foster family, she has greatly improved. Her stiff arms and legs have now gained some flexibility. She is able to stretch more and can even sit for a little while when supported. Yu Xiao loves to be held and enjoys playing with toys that make sounds.
Wang Longman is nearly 13months old, he is a pretty little boy and he is very clever, when he sees granny is making milk for them, he will see granny make milk quietly. When granny gives the bottle to him, he will pick it up quickly and suck hardly, 250ml milk will finished soon, and then he will give the bottle to granny and says: give, give, and give. So cute, granny kisses him happily and praises him: well-behaved. Longman is a well-behaved pretty boy.
Yu Chen was born on May 17, 2010 and was placed into a foster family that same week. She was discovered with a missing left rib and an extra digit on her left hand. Now, she eats and sleeps well. She also likes to interact with others.
Rachel is now seven months old and is starting to gain weight. She is developing well and growing stronger every day. She can now push herself up when lying on her stomach. Whenever we help her to stand she tries to bend her knees and jump. She is absolutely adorable when doing this! She will now reach out to request specific toys and can sit all by herself. Rachel is developing more each day. She can successfully pass toys from one hand to another. We watch her using her eyes, mouth and hands to examine her surroundings. We have to keep a close eye on her as she will try and grab everything in sight and try to put it in her mouth. When crying, she makes a humming sound. Rachel has an understanding of which toys are hers and will let us know if we mix this up. She stays entertained for the longest time! Rachel will respond to her name when we call her. She is a wonderful child and we love her dearly!
