Ken (not his real name) was surrendered by his biological mother and abandoned by his biological father. He suffered from pulmonary aeration, and linear fracture on right parietal. He had Traumatic brain injury, mild multiple old fractures due to some accidentally fell on the grown prior to his admission in the shelter. He also suffered from on Community Pneumonia and Pseudopterygium OU (on both eyes). He was 5 months old when he was admitted at Tahanan ng Pagmamahal.
Ken grows up without the presence of his biological parents, but he was well loved and cared by the staff. His basic needs were provided with the help of other people with same goal for children like him.
Ken is happy, sweet, smart, and smiling child. Unfortunately, he can’t see well due to eye problem. Ken’s face brightens and showed gratitude and more happiness when he was given pair of eyeglasses. The eyes are the window of the soul.
He gained self-confidence in running and playing well without hesitation and less worries from the staff since he can sees well. He also enjoyed watching, colouring and listening to stories.
Giving hope to a child like Ken can make a difference in this world.
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Mary (not her real name) was approximately two (2) months old when she was found at the Edge side of the bridge. She was severly malnourished.
Mary grew up in the love and care of the Tahanan ng Pagmamahal staff and she was given her basic needs from some loving and generous donors. By God’s grace, she met her foster parents two months ago. Although she was shy to show her happiness then, she cheerfully showed it as soon as they left and eagerly awaited their return!
It was a bittersweet day for everyone when she finally left, but post of her showing her adjustment to her new family, and church, reassured the Tahanan staff that it was a good move. This was proven furthermore, when she came back Tahanan together with her foster parents for a visit. She had grown to be a tall, happy, charming and energetic 1 year old! Her papers is on process for adoption for her to have a permanent family.
Mary (not her real name) was approximately two (2) months old when she was found at the Edge side of the bridge. She was severly malnourished.
Mary grew up in the love and care of the Tahanan ng Pagmamahal staff and she was given her basic needs from some loving and generous donors. By God’s grace, she met her foster parents two months ago. Although she was shy to show her happiness then, she cheerfully showed it as soon as they left and eagerly awaited their return!
It was a bittersweet day for everyone when she finally left, but post of her showing her adjustment to her new family, and church, reassured the Tahanan staff that it was a good move. This was proven furthermore, when she came back Tahanan together with her foster parents for a visit. She had grown to be a tall, happy, charming and energetic 1 year old! Her papers is on process for adoption for her to have a permanent family.
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