When I started out at Miracle Foundation India, what I knew about the importance of families was no different from what you may know. It […]
Expert Speak: Families, explained
Mayuri’s Dream
The institutions of the world are filled with children. Sometimes, we only know these children by their sad or happy faces. Usually, they are just […]
Navin goes back to his family
Navin’s father passed away when the boy was still very young. Stricken with grief, his mother’s mental health slowly deteriorated, till there came a day […]
Pandemic, Education, and beyond…
272 children were sent back to their families in the wake of #Covid lockdowns What happened to their education? When the pandemic first struck […]
Working Definitions
….From the world of organisations and care workers working with children in need of care and protection These definitions are a direct quote from the […]
Ankush Patel: A successful reintegration with the family
Ankush Patel (name changed to protect identity) is a 20 year old boy, now happily settled with his parents. Pursuing a Bachelor’s in Arts (final […]
Sinet Rising
Here’s a story from Miracle Foundation’s global work. Miracle Foundation Youth for Social Impact project is a global initiative to find and encourage young leaders. […]
Empowering children to reach their full potential
Childhood adventures are cherished and are precious memories when heard from the parents as we grow up. These memories are well preserved and celebrated by […]
Every Child Has A Right To Participate
Right to participate is an entitlement that the children have in any decision made for and on behalf of them, affecting them in family, schools, community, […]
#Miraclemoms: family is the best place for children to thrive
Anjana* was eight-year-old and her brother Rohit* was five when the siblings were placed in institutional care. They had lost their parents due to a […]
#MiracleMoms have no boundaries
“My elder brother says that our mother was warm and single-handedly managed home and her work at the textile mill. But when I try to […]
#MiracleMoms: Home Away From Home
Today, Ranju* isn’t able to recall the face of her family but the 40 hours long train journey to a never ending destination without food […]