The Secret of Their Lives
Most of the children here don’t know they are HIV+. It’s too risky. Their teachers don’t know. Their neighbors definitely don’t know because if they did, all 28 children would have to move again.
Most of the children here don’t know they are HIV+. It’s too risky. Their teachers don’t know. Their neighbors definitely don’t know because if they did, all 28 children would have to move again.
Tips from Liz Larson, an adoptive mom and counselor with a specialty in trauma.
How children like Oliver, Amaya and Alex are redefining this often misunderstood term.
The last time Holt adoptive mom Amanda Carter volunteered at a Winter Jam concert, she thought she was prepared. Then Eddie Carswell took the mic.
In 1993, Holt began placing children from China in loving families in the U.S. Here, our staff reflects on 20 years of international adoption and child welfare work in China — including the many Chinese adoptees who are now coming of age, graduating high school and beginning the bright futures […]
During Holt’s 2013 heritage tour of China, adoptee Grace Fogland blogged about her experiences — including visits to her orphanage and finding site in Changde, Hunan.
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