Please read this. I visited the “Home Hospital for Incurables” over 20 years ago. This story of Izidor’s survival is spellbinding and a call to arms. The tragedy of orphanages can be ended in our lifetime @HopeandHomes
@MarthaAwojobi you rock! Brilliant podcast with a lot to say that everyone in fundraising should listen to and think about as hard as they can. And then act.
As the world faces ever-evolving uncertainty, our duty to care for the most vulnerable people around us never changes.
When we first met Maria, she was 23 years old and in danger of losing her two young boys to an orphanage.
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#AlwaysFamilyNeverOrphanages
There are 8 million children in orphanages. Many orphanages are in effect prisons. Illness spreads like wild fire inside them. We need support now more than ever to ensure they are ultimately freed and can go home. https://t.co/WVC3UqrrLX
If you want to see the best of our species look for all the health and social care workers going to work today not because they think this isn’t serious but precisely because they know it is. That is what love and duty look like. We are in awe and in your debt. #Covid_19
I’m fascinated by the psychology of risk appetite. Relevant here to how we approach the likely growth in pandemics and learning in our own worlds. “Never cross a river that is on average 4ft deep”. https://t.co/dBPcY6u2KD
Women missing out on fundraising leadership roles, research shows | UK Fundraising. We desperately need more diversity on boards and in our executive leadership teams https://t.co/JlaWpjodSK