For generations of children with special needs in Vietnam, school has been something only other children get to do. But now, in one rural community, over one hundred sponsored children are shattering stereotypes, exceeding expectations — and loving every minute of it.
For children living in a garbage dump in Mongolia, the future held little to look forward to until one day, one of their own grew up, and opened a school just for them.
For children 5 and older, a family can be a dream that slowly fades. But older children are just as deserving of love, and have lots to give in return.
Fourteen-year-old Shuang doesn’t have time for fun anymore. There are too many chores and, as a 9th grader, this is a critical school year. There is only time to study.
In the 60 years since Holt began placing children through international adoption, both the adoption process and the services we offer have been influenced by the stories and lives of those who matter most — adoptees.
At the Yesus Mena School for the Deaf, nearly 400 children can finally express their thoughts and feelings — bringing greater hope, and happiness, to their lives.
How one brave group of women is seeking a better life for their children.
How children like Oliver, Amaya and Alex are redefining this often misunderstood term.
A story about two boys with special needs from India, Holt’s work to improve their lives and the permanent loving families that welcomed them home to stay.
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