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Fourteen-year-old D.C. used to live with her grandparents, who both had serious challenges. Sadly, their health and disabilities became so bad that they couldn’t care for D.C. … and there was no one else who could.
She faced being homeless and on the streets, as well as missing out on the rest of her schooling. It was a dangerous situation for a young girl like D.C.
Fortunately, ADRA’s Rainbow of Hope Children’s Centre in Moldova was there to provide D.C. with a new home and surround her with people who cared about her and her future. She’s now happy, healthy, and doing well at school!
“I have been working at the Children’s Center for over nine years. During all this time, ADRA has always been with us, as a loyal and reliable friend.”
–NATALIA POSTOLACHI, RAINBOW OF HOPE CHILDREN’S CENTER DIRECTOR
Fourteen-year-old D.C. used to live with her grandparents, who both had serious challenges. Sadly, their health and disabilities became so bad that they couldn’t care for D.C. … and there was no one else who could.
She faced being homeless and on the streets, as well as missing out on the rest of her schooling. It was a dangerous situation for a young girl like D.C.
Fortunately, ADRA’s Rainbow of Hope Children’s Centre in Moldova was there to provide D.C. with a new home and surround her with people who cared about her and her future. She’s now happy, healthy, and doing well at school!
“I have been working at the Children’s Center for over nine years. During all this time, ADRA has always been with us, as a loyal and reliable friend.”
–NATALIA POSTOLACHI, RAINBOW OF HOPE CHILDREN’S CENTER DIRECTOR
