When Aloina was 5 years old, ADRA workers found her and her brother living in the garbage in downtown Chisinau, Moldova\u2019s capital. Their home was a cardboard box. With their father dead, their mother\u2014having no interest in them\u2014had abandoned the little children.<\/p>\n
\nADRA\u2019s Rainbow Children\u2019s Home provides a safe haven for abused and neglected children.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Located in a beautiful rural area far from the noise and dangers of the capital, the children\u2019s home offers its residents bunk beds in cheerful bedrooms, an exotic jungle-themed playroom, and an outdoor playground.<\/p>\n
When the children first arrive, many of them need medical attention, lack any education, and are wary of social interactions due to the trauma they\u2019ve faced. To care for these children, the Rainbow Children\u2019s Home is staffed with a physician, a nurse, a psychologist, a social worker, and educators.<\/p>\n
Once they\u2019ve received the necessary medical attention, along with psychological and educational evaluations, the children are divided by age into groups of six or seven, where educators offer homework help and teach the children about hygiene, etiquette, and conflict resolution. The staff works hard to create a family atmosphere, where photos of the children and their artwork hang on the walls, rooms are clean and neat, and each child is responsible for daily chores that are age dependent.<\/p>\n
\u201cI like to read, especially in English,\u201d Aloina shares. \u201cI don\u2019t always understand it, but I try hard. I also enjoy music and drawing. One of my favorite things is representing the children\u2019s home and singing in music festivals. I tell the smaller children here to take good care of the things in this home; you are blessed to be here.\u201d<\/p>\n
ADRA donors allow ADRA\u2019s Rainbow Children\u2019s Home to be a beacon of hope where neglected and abandoned children like Aloina find acceptance, patient attention, quality care, and hope for the future.<\/p>\n\n\n
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