May | June 2021 – Oak Life

The Oak Life Journal

Edition: May | June 2021

Description

The Oak Life Journal is a publication designed specifically for orphanage directors, caregivers and advocates. Topics include international orphan care news, orphanage frameworks and administration, as well as practical applications of therapeutic care and alternative caregiving perspectives.

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From the Editor

By Cameron Talbot

How deep connection and true trust could both change a child, and change the world.

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News Feed:

with Isaiah Cory

Pakistan Unveils New Orphanage Standards: Are They Enough?

Upcoming UN Discussion Seeks Children in Shelters to Participate

Orphan Myth Campaign Featured Celebrities, Raised Alternative Care Awareness

Ask Ann

"Fighting!"

Clinical Social Worker, Ann Houck, answers the critical questions that caregivers are asking about childcare. In this segment—
"How to handle two children who always fight?"

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How Many Kids?

Balancing Resources and Maximum Capacity

By Cameron Talbot

In this interview, director Anabel Frutos helps unravel the complex decision every orphanage has to make: How many kids to bring in?

Thank You for Reading!

Now, let us know what you think. Your feedback helps us improve this publication to fit your team's needs.

The Oak Life Journal

May | Jun 2021

Edition: May | June 2021

Description

The Oak Life Journal is a publication designed specifically for orphanage directors, caregivers and advocates. Topics include international orphan care news, orphanage frameworks and administration, as well as practical applications of therapeutic care and alternative caregiving perspectives.

Pass it on

Share this edition of the publication with other orphanages, alternative care organizations and their teams by copying the link, or using the share buttons below:

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Table of Contents

From the Editor

By Cameron Talbot

How deep connection and true trust could both change a child, and change the world.

News Feed:

with Isaiah Cory

Pakistan Unveils New Orphanage Standards: Are They Enough?

Upcoming UN Discussion Seeks Children in Shelters to Participate

Orphan Myth Campaign Featured Celebrities, Raised Alternative Care Awareness

Ask Ann

"Fighting!"

Clinical Social Worker, Ann Houck, answers the critical questions that caregivers are asking about childcare. In this segment—
"How to handle two children who always fight?"

How Many Kids?

Balancing Resources and Maximum Capacity

By Cameron Talbot

In this interview, director Anabel Frutos helps unravel the complex decision every orphanage has to make: How many kids to bring in?

Thank You for Reading!

Now, let us know what you think. Your feedback helps us improve this publication to fit your team's needs.

Scholarship Assistance

Let's See If You Qualify!

Scholarship funds apply to the School of Orphan Care's six-month certification, and are used to make tuition more affordable for students in certain circumstances. To see if you qualify for assistance, simply fill out the form below.

The Oak Life Journal

May | Jun 2021

Edition: May | June 2021

Description

The Oak Life Journal is a publication designed specifically for orphanage directors, caregivers and advocates. Topics include international orphan care news, orphanage frameworks and administration, as well as practical applications of therapeutic care and alternative caregiving perspectives.

Pass it on

Share this edition of the publication with other orphanages, alternative care organizations and their teams by copying the link, or using the share buttons below:

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Table of Contents

From the Editor

By Cameron Talbot

How deep connection and true trust could both change a child, and change the world.

News Feed:

with Isaiah Cory

Pakistan Unveils New Orphanage Standards: Are They Enough?

Upcoming UN Discussion Seeks Children in Shelters to Participate

Orphan Myth Campaign Featured Celebrities, Raised Alternative Care Awareness

Ask Ann

"Fighting!"

Clinical Social Worker, Ann Houck, answers the critical questions that caregivers are asking about childcare. In this segment—"How to handle two children who always fight?"

How Many Kids?

Balancing Resources and Maximum Capacity

By Cameron Talbot

In this interview, director Anabel Frutos helps unravel the complex decision every orphanage has to make: How many kids to bring in?

Thank You for Reading!

Now, let us know what you think. Your feedback helps us improve this publication to fit your team's needs.

Scholarship Assistance

Let's See If You Qualify!

Scholarship funds apply to the School of Orphan Care's six-month certification, and are used to make tuition more affordable for students in certain circumstances. To see if you qualify for assistance, simply fill out the form below.

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Clinical Social Worker, Ann Houck, answers the critical questions that caregivers are asking about childcare. In this segment—
"How to handle two children who always fight?"