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They bring food and support to the family, instead of the children having to go out of the family to get the same thing.
Children's homes should always be considered a temporary solution.
A few months ago one of our community engagement volunteers took us out to a migrant camp near a truck stop to meet a family he knew. They have 2 small girls ages 4 and 2. The father works very hard for the Thai land owner where the camp is located but they were still not making enough to get by.
This family was on the verge of splitting up because they couldn't make ends meet.
This family was on the verge of splitting up because they couldn't make ends meet.
