For many of us, having a bed is something we don’t think twice about. It’s simply part of our daily routine — a place to rest, recharge, and find comfort at the end of the day. But for many children in our foster care program, a bed of their own
At the Rescue Center, healing goes far beyond medicine and nutrition. Twice a day, laughter came be heard during playtime—a special part of our daily schedule that brings smiles, sparks curiosity, and supports the growth and recovery of the children in our care. The children in the Rescue Center are
Wendilove was just a few months old when she first arrived at our clinic. Her mother, facing extreme financial hardship, struggled to care for herself and her newborn. From the very beginning, Wendilove’s health was in critical condition. She weighed just 4 pounds and was suffering from a neck abscess,
J.M., a 19-year-old mother, lives alone with her young son. To support them, she sold cosmetics, often traveling long distances to restock her supplies. But one day, everything changed. On a routine trip, she was attacked and they stole all her money—and tragically, they also assaulted her. Shaken and heartbroken,
