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Editor’s Note: Due to the sensitive nature of the work being done in this region, we have used stock photography and pseudonyms to protect the privacy of the fellow featured in this story.

When Arun Raj* first began helping organizations across South Asia support children in families, he had no roadmap.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, his organiza...


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Workshop sessions and speakers are now available to explore for the CAFO2026 Summit in Atlanta, with more added weekly!

As CAFO2026 draws near, attendees can now get their first look at the sessions and speakers that will shape this year’s gathering.


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When Marisol Soliz talks with ministry leaders about moving toward family care, there’s one word she tries not to use.

“Transition.”

“When they hear that word, they think we’re coming at them in an accusatory way, saying, ‘What you’ve been doing is all wrong,’” she said.

But Soliz knows from personal experience that’s not true. Like Soliz, most...


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For years, Hedwig Mbaziira, a ministry leader in Uganda, believed the best place for vulnerable children was inside a residential home. Driven by a deep commitment to their wellbeing, she was convinced that residential care offered greater stability and opportunity than life with struggling families.

“Whenever the caregivers would come to me and say, ‘Maybe we shoul...


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Few things are more disheartening than feeling stuck as a parent, wanting so badly to see your child thrive, but feeling unsure what role, if any, you can play in helping them heal and grow.

This uncertainty is common in modern parenting. Parents are surrounded by shifting advice — gentle parenting, intensive parenting, attachment parenting and countless oth...


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