Mindshift is a new podcast brought to you by the Homecoming project. The best evidence shows that children thrive in families, not orphanages. And yet, each year, millions of pounds and dollars are sent to support orphanages, with thousands of people volunteering or visiting them.
Featuring inspiring interviews with people from all over the world, this podcast tackles the big questions about how we care for children globally and will equip you to advocate on behalf of vulnerable children, particularly those living in orphanages.
A mindshift is needed and that's why this podcast exists.
Visit www.homecomingproject.org to learn more.
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Mindshift is a new podcast brought to you by the Homecoming project. The best evidence shows that children thrive in families, not orphanages. And yet, each year, millions of pounds and dollars are sent to support orphanages, with thousands of people volunteering or visiting them.
Featuring inspiring interviews with people from all over the world, this podcast tackles the big questions about how we care for children globally and will equip you to advocate on behalf of vulnerable children, particularly those living in orphanages.
A mindshift is needed and that's why this podcast exists.
Visit www.homecomingproject.org to learn more.
Homecoming is a project powered by the UK charity, Home for Good.
Setting the Pace for Child Welfare Reform in Sri Lanka | Nayomi Silva and Sohani Fernando
Mindshift
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Setting the Pace for Child Welfare Reform in Sri Lanka | Nayomi Silva and Sohani Fernando
Mindshift
Mindshift is a new podcast brought to you by the Homecoming project. The best evidence shows that children thrive in families, not orphanages. And yet, each year, millions of pounds and dollars are sent to support orphanages, with thousands of people volunteering or visiting them.
Featuring inspiring interviews with people from all over the world, this podcast tackles the big questions about how we care for children globally and will equip you to advocate on behalf of vulnerable children, particularly those living in orphanages.
A mindshift is needed and that's why this podcast exists.
Visit www.homecomingproject.org to learn more.
Homecoming is a project powered by the UK charity, Home for Good.
