Saturday, 17 October 2020

Oftentimes The O.U.R. Aftercare Team and our partners witness special moments during a child's many "firsts" while they ...

Oftentimes The O.U.R. Aftercare Team and our partners witness special moments during a child's many "firsts" while they ...
Oftentimes The O.U.R. Aftercare Team and our partners witness special moments during a child's many "firsts" while they are in the aftercare home. He or she exclaims in surprise or asks us something while discovering certain things all of us may take for granted. ⁠ ⁠ We've heard two sisters ask, "What's a sticker?" during their first time ever doing crafts and coloring. We know children who had never played on a playground before they were rescued. We've had the privilege of sharing the joyous moment when a young boy realized he is allowed to have hopes and dreams. ⁠ ⁠ Every time we watch these "firsts" our hearts break a little, reminding us that so many children were deprived of a normal childhood before they were rescued. But our hearts are soon filled with hope, because we remember that's why we're here. This is why aftercare is so important. ⁠ ⁠ On October 27th, you'll hear a powerful song that illustrates a conversation with a survivor and her friend, and why asking the simple question of, "What's Your Favorite Color?" may not always provide a simple answer.⁠ ⁠ @theladydeanne @rawfocusdance @rj_idos

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