Read Samson's story here.
Let Me Introduce You to Aaron
Monday, January 19, 2015
This is Aaron. He just turned 5 and is described as an enthusiastic, courteous boy. He is shy around people he doesn't know, but in his foster home he is very happy and outgoing.
Aaron's special need is albinism. He attends Kindergarten and is doing well in school. His teacher considers him an eager learner. He also likes to dance and sing. He is able to care for his own personal needs. His favorites toys are small toy cars and he loves to ride a bike with training wheels.
We call Aaron our "spicy boy" because he seems to be able to stand up for himself quite well, but when he is with his foster mother you see that he is also very sweet and has a soft heart.
Could Aaron be your son?
For more information about Aaron please contact April Uduhiri at april.uduhiri@gladney.org.
Aaron's special need is albinism. He attends Kindergarten and is doing well in school. His teacher considers him an eager learner. He also likes to dance and sing. He is able to care for his own personal needs. His favorites toys are small toy cars and he loves to ride a bike with training wheels.
We call Aaron our "spicy boy" because he seems to be able to stand up for himself quite well, but when he is with his foster mother you see that he is also very sweet and has a soft heart.
Could Aaron be your son?
For more information about Aaron please contact April Uduhiri at april.uduhiri@gladney.org.
Superkids Coming Home!
Friday, January 16, 2015
As Superkids volunteers we meet many children. We hold them, play with them, and evaluate their development. We love on them for the short time we have with each one.
After we come home we think about them, pray for them, advocate for them, and love them from afar. We hold each child close in our hearts. We are thrilled when, time after time, we see the perfect family for each child find them. We follow the adoption progress and rejoice as each step brings the child and their family closer together.
Right now we are very excited as one family is in China now, and next week four more families are traveling to meet their little "Superkids". My heart is full as I think of each of these families meeting their child and each child becoming a treasured son or daughter.
Congratulations to the families traveling. Please know that we are cheering you on from half a world away! We travel with you in heart and we are here for you as you adjust to life with your new little ones.
And to our precious little Superkids: We are so thrilled for each of you. May you be blessed and happy, may you each thrive as you join your new families. You will always have a little piece of our hearts.
I Want You to Meet Alan
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
I want you to see this little boy.
Really see him.
He is so adorable!
This is Alan. The Superkids team has met him twice. He stole our hearts both times! The progress he made developmentally between the 2013 and 2014 trips was amazing! Alan is four years old and has Down Syndrome and a heart condition. He can walk on his own and follow simple commands. He speaks simple words and can throw and kick a ball. He can hold a crayon and scribble.
Alan is such a loving child. He needs a family to love him and help him develop to his full potential! Could Alan be your son?
Please contact April Uduhiri at april.uduhiri@gladney.org for more information about Alan or any of our waiting children.
Really see him.
He is so adorable!
This is Alan. The Superkids team has met him twice. He stole our hearts both times! The progress he made developmentally between the 2013 and 2014 trips was amazing! Alan is four years old and has Down Syndrome and a heart condition. He can walk on his own and follow simple commands. He speaks simple words and can throw and kick a ball. He can hold a crayon and scribble.
Alan is such a loving child. He needs a family to love him and help him develop to his full potential! Could Alan be your son?
Please contact April Uduhiri at april.uduhiri@gladney.org for more information about Alan or any of our waiting children.
New Files Are A Comin' {Arielle}
Monday, January 5, 2015
Another group of files is coming very soon! Are you ready to meet some of the cute kiddos?
First up is beautiful little Arielle. She is four years old and so, so precious. She absolutely loved the hair bows and mirrors we took with us when we visited her in June. She watched with delight as we printed her picture and put it on the back of her mirror. Then she would look at her photo and flip it over to the mirror side and smile at herself. It was beyond cute!
Arielle is in foster care and is learning to take care of her own personal needs. She is potty trained and can dress herself. Her special need is a hemangioma on her left chest, an umbilical hernia, and developmental delay. She goes to half-day preschool and is doing well in school. She scribbles on paper, jumps, stands on one foot, and speaks in short sentences.
Arielle is described as a quiet, sweet little girl who is friendly to everyone. Could this darling little girl be your daughter?
For more information about Arielle or about any of our waiting children please contact April Uduhiri at april.uduhiri@gladney.org.
First up is beautiful little Arielle. She is four years old and so, so precious. She absolutely loved the hair bows and mirrors we took with us when we visited her in June. She watched with delight as we printed her picture and put it on the back of her mirror. Then she would look at her photo and flip it over to the mirror side and smile at herself. It was beyond cute!
Arielle is in foster care and is learning to take care of her own personal needs. She is potty trained and can dress herself. Her special need is a hemangioma on her left chest, an umbilical hernia, and developmental delay. She goes to half-day preschool and is doing well in school. She scribbles on paper, jumps, stands on one foot, and speaks in short sentences.
Arielle is described as a quiet, sweet little girl who is friendly to everyone. Could this darling little girl be your daughter?
For more information about Arielle or about any of our waiting children please contact April Uduhiri at april.uduhiri@gladney.org.
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