FOR THE REFUGE

What they do

Housing and Feeding Children Who Otherwise Would Be Living In Extreme Poverty, Abandonment, and Malnutrition. We Provided A Safe Environment With Necessities (power, Water, Gas) to Enable All The Spaces In The Home to Be Habitable. We Cared for Between 5 and 20 Children (it Varied Because They Were Reunified With Family Members or The Department of The Government That Oversaw The Care of At-risk Children Moved Them to Another Location. We Housed Volunteers As Well to Make Sure The Children Received The Appropriate Amount of Care Needed By Children Who Had Experienced Multiple Traumas. We Made Sure The Kitchen Was Always Stocked With Nutritious Food/snack Since Food Insecurity is An Instance of Trauma When It Creates Fear In A Child That There Wont Be Enough and They Exist In A State of Continual Hunger, As Many of Our Children Had Done Previous to Being Placed With Us. We Made Sure Their Were Sufficient Personal Hygiene Supplies, Cleaning Supplies, and Equipment to Sufficiently Care fo