ThinkOrphan

Navigating the global orphan crisis with experts from around the world.

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We're kicking off another season of Think Orphan! This is the place to plug in for people that want to do #OrphanCare with excellence. Check out the most recent episode as we look forward to orphan excellence in 2022 and beyond! #Podcast #Christianity

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Are we going to look back at the last couple of years as lost, or times of innovation?

Check out the most recent episode of Think Orphan as @phildarke and @BrandonStiver_ reflect on 2021 and Season 9 while looking ahead to the New Year of #podcasting before us.

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Final #podcast episode for 2021! We had a great time catching up with the gang from @sfac_uk as they guide us through leading practices in #childwelfare from a global perspective. Get the podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. #orphancare #advocacy

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Every #orphancare practitioner has their story. Tomorrow, we hear from Aaron Blue from @CharisProject about their journey in this sacred space. Check out the clip below and get the podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. #podcast

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New #OrphanCare Podcast out today! Listen along with Anja from Paraguay Protects Families to hear about their cross-sector work to advocate and better care for children in #Paraguay while collaborating with others like @WithoutOrphans and @sfac_uk

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On the last episode of Think Orphan we heard from Dr. Greg Burch. A great way to learn more from Dr. Burch would be checking out his online class “Protecting The Vulnerable: Keeping Kids Safe Globally” by clicking the link
https://t.co/DFPCL2p2Gb

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Check out the most recent episode of the Think Orphan podcast to hear more best practice when it comes to working with at risk children.

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Consortium for Street Children is a global alliance who act as a voice for street connected children to promote good practice, challenge and change the systems that cause harm to these at risk children. Check out their website to learn more.
https://t.co/trUwcbdXDQ

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This week we talked with Dr. Greg Burch about street connected children. Check out the Development and Justice website to learn more from Dr. Burch about Christian responses in development, justice and peace-building work.
https://t.co/9HLM9Ak8ME

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In episode 176, you will hear from Dr. Greg Burch, Chair of the Global Studies Department at Multnomah University and expert on issues surrounding children at risk.
You can listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or
https://t.co/gEWRpVXJ6k

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Tomorrow we're releasing a new episode with Dr. Greg Burch, chair of Global Studies Department at Multnomah University, talking with us about street connected children. Here's a snippet from the episode!

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Every child should know that they are safe, wanted and worthy of love. Global Child Advocates makes this possible for more children everyday! Check out the video below and listen to our most recent podcast to hear more about this wonderful ministry.
https://t.co/qbZf5YxLE9

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On the last episode of Think Orphan we heard about Global Child Advocates. Having formerly operated as a children's home, GCA has added multiple programs after their transition to family care, including Sojourn Studio.
https://t.co/tVPG05Z9sy

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This week we talked with Ashlee Heiligman of Global Child Advocates. Global Child Advocates helps children in Myanmar and Thailand receive love and protection in a family. Take a few minutes to learn more and visit their website:
https://t.co/oDiOksX29m

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In episode 175, Phil and Brandon talk with Ashlee Heiligman of Global Child Advocates about caring for vulnerable children in the midst of the conflict in Myanmar and the organization’s transition to family based care.
Click the link in our profile to listen!