Orphan Sunday is this weekend! This is one Sunday each year when churches and organizations intentionally share about the love of God for the orphan and the beauty of adoption. In the Philippines, this initiative means so much to us because our own nation faces a crisis of more than 6 million orphaned and abandoned [...]

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At ROHEI Foundation, we meet a lot of families who have a genuine interest in foster care but simply don’t know how to get started in the foster care journey. Here we provide an overview of foster care in the Philippines, including the requirements, steps, and organizations to connect with as you consider getting licensed [...]

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In case you missed it, ROHEI Foundation was invited by CNN Philippines to speak about the orphan crisis in the Philippines.   The Orphan Crisis   As we shared in the video, statistics from Philippines Without Orphans show that there are anywhere between 5 to 7 million orphaned, abandoned, and neglected children in our nation. [...]

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Help children by helping mothers. ROHEI Foundation’s Tulong kay Nanay page is intended to educate pregnant women on the realities of abandonment, abortion, and trafficking. Our goal is to empower them to make well-informed decisions for the best interest of the child, and to provide them with physical, medical, and emotional support throughout their pregnancy. [...]

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No matter how different Christmas may be for all of us this year, it’s true message remains one and the same. Jesus has come, and He brings the gift of love, hope, joy, peace, and belonging to God’s forever family. However you are reflecting on the Christmas story this year, whether through Advent with family, [...]

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Raising a child comes with a great cost, regardless of the way they come to your family. When it comes to adoption, one of the many presumptions people have is that it’s much more expensive than natural birth. This mindset creates a barrier further comparing kids who are adopted to those who are not.   [...]

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