Homes for Abandoned Children
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Facilities for At Risk Children
Read more: Facilities for At Risk ChildrenRW Supply + Design’s mission is that we exist UNTIL EVERY CHILD IS HOME. Real Wood Floors began it’s missional involvement through supporting Shepherd’s Field Children’s Village – a facility in China providing care for orphaned and abandoned children. When a child is unable to have a relationship with their biological parents, their risk of…
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Introducing Socheata…
Read more: Introducing Socheata…PrekEng 2 continues to grow… Eight new children have joined Asia’s Hope’s PrekEng 2 home, including 10 year old Socheata. Socheata’s father abandoned their family leaving them in a rough situation. Her mother is a poor farmer who is unable to support Socheata and her 3 siblings. Often Socheata and her siblings were left at…
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More than an education…
Read more: More than an education…Schools offer hope, love, and attachment. RW currently supports three schools in Cambodia. Education is crucial for children seeking to break out of the cycle of poverty. These schools all focus on providing educational and career opportunities for these abandoned and at-risk children. However, education is not the only component of these schools that RW…
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Reak’s New Home
Read more: Reak’s New HomeFive new children placed at Asia’s Hope Asia’s Hope has grown by five children. These children have been placed in the Prek Eng 2 home, which Real Wood Floors sponsors. Reak, above, is 11 years old and in the 2nd grade. When his father died working on a construction site, Reak’s mother determined she was…
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Asia’s Hope Exams
Read more: Asia’s Hope ExamsTwelfth Grade Success The students at Asia’s Hope have a history of academic success. This is a result of the belief that every child entering Asia’s Hope should receive the same opportunity as a child growing up with their biological family. Asia’s Hope staff continually seeks varied opportunities for their children, allowing them to meet…
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Asia’s Hope: Serving Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
Read more: Asia’s Hope: Serving Orphaned and Vulnerable ChildrenRecently, our own Jeremy Adams interviewed the dynamic and passionate John McCollum. John is the executive director and co-founder of Asia’s Hope, a nonprofit that works with communities in Cambodia, Thailand and India to provide family-style care for orphaned and vulnerable children at high risk of sexual and economic exploitation. A family story of adoption.…
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Show Hope: A Foundation Helping Families Overcome Adoption Barriers
Read more: Show Hope: A Foundation Helping Families Overcome Adoption BarriersRecently, CEO Sam Cobb interviewed Emily Chapman Richards, Executive Director of Show Hope, a nonprofit founded by her parents, Mary Beth and Steven Curtis Chapman, dedicated to adoption advocacy and orphan care support. Real Wood Floors partners with Show Hope in a shared mission uniting loving families with children who have been orphaned. Show Hope: Two…
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From Foster Care to Family: The Aikens’ Adoption Journey, Part 2
Read more: From Foster Care to Family: The Aikens’ Adoption Journey, Part 2This continues the story of the Aiken family. In the previous blog Justin and Audrey had become foster parents; however, the birth mother’s desire for reunification with the newborn Constance altered the course of the Aikens’ adoption. Reunification is always the goal. When Justin and Audrey Aiken met the challenge to care for a newborn…
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Unrelenting Love: Part 2
Read more: Unrelenting Love: Part 2This is the second half of a conversation we had with Shane & Michelle Cobban, and their children Katie, Kelly, & DJ, about their experience of bringing Zachary into their family. What were some of the challenges in your adoption? The Cobbans felt like the most difficult part was all the paperwork that’s involved. The…
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Innovation, Challenges, Adoptions, and Wrestling Matches: Our Company Values
Read more: Innovation, Challenges, Adoptions, and Wrestling Matches: Our Company ValuesFor many American companies, their cultural platform focuses on ten or twelve principles. These ideologies are often aspirational-centered. Companies place value on being the best this or the best that in their field of expertise. At Real Wood Floors, we are not your traditional American or global business. When we discussed our company values and…
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