The children on this page are considered bedridden. That means they need extra one on one care in order to have all of their needs met.
Life2Orphans is working to get every single bedridden orphan at an institution they sponsor an individual sponsorship. There are many many children at this institution, but the approximately 40 who are in the bedridden wing are in desperate need of one-on-one care. By providing an IOC sponsorship, you are providing these children with an individual caretaker, who will ensure daily that these children's needs are met, as well as help them out of bed to do physical therapy, educational activities and games, and interact with the other children and caretakers. All of this for less than $40 a month.
Please look at all of these childrens' faces and help make Life2Orphans goal of an individual caretaker for each child in the bedridden wing a reality.
You can see the majority of these children on this link:
http://www.life2orphans.org/photofeed/main.php?g2_itemId=42206
There are more photos below, and these children desperately need sponsors. I cannot overstate how great their need is:
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| #19 Leo--This little boy is diagnosed with arthrogryposis and lower paraplegia. He is a smart boy who needs help in order to be mobile and interact with others. He would really thrive with one on one care. Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first three letters of his name in the email. |
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| #45 Jul--Look at the beautiful smile on this girls face. She doesn't have a lot to smile about, but clearly she responds to the love and attention of her caregivers. She has severe cerebral palsy and needs help to be mobile. Can you help her be all she can be? Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first three letters of her name in the email. |
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| #26 Kar--This little boy has mental retardation and is limited in his mobility. He needs a one on one sponsor to interact with the other children. Can you give him the help he needs? Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first three letters of his name in the email. |
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| #25 Kre. This little boy has fetal alcohol syndrome and is described as very friendly. He would definately enjoy the extra attention a caregiver would bring! Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first three letters of his name in the email. |
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| #4 Da--Beautiful 9 year old boy with Cerebral Palsy. Isn't it wonderful to see him playing with the other children? He needs his own caretaker to help him get around and enjoy life with the other children. Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first two letters of his name in the email. |
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| #31 Ig--This little boy is 12 years old and cannot get around without help from an adult. He is diagnosed with Spina Bifida as well as other conditions. He desperately needs the care of a one-on-one adult. Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first two letters of his name in the email. |
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| #41 Ma--Little boy with Cerebral Palsy. Look at his beautiful expression. Would be so great for him to have more reasons to smile. Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first two letters of his name in the email. |
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| #2 Al--This 10 year old boy is in unable to move his legs or walk. He needs an individual sponsor to enjoy life to the fullest. Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first two letters of his name in the email. |
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| #17 Vla--I do not have any information on this little boy, but he has been in the institution a long time. He would thrive with the help of a one on one caregiver. Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first three letters of his name in the email. |
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| #5 Pe--Love this little boys happy expression. He is 13 years old and diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. He needs help to get out of bed and move about. Wouldn't it be great if a caretaker could help him learn to walk? Please email: questions@life2orphans.org to sponsor and include the number and first two letters of his name in the email. |
These are not the only children available for sponsorship. There are many many more. Our goal is for all of the bedridden children at this institution to have a sponsor.
Can you help?
If you are unable to adopt, the best way you can help is to sponsor an orphan in need.
The children posted on this page are bedridden and need of sponsorship.
Having an IOC sponsor gives these children a one on one caretaker who can give these children care, affection, and attention.
They will take the children out of their beds to use therapy equipment, go outside in the sunshine, play with toys, or do desperately needed physical therapy exercises.
They will be an advocate to ensure that all of the children's basic needs are being adequately met.
Having a sponsor is life-changing and life-giving to these children.
If you are unsure of the benefits, here is the little girl I have been sponsoring both before and after being sponsored:
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Through less than a year sponsoring her, her clothing size has gone up two sizes, not to mention the extra "glow" about her.
Here is another before and after picture:
Before:
One year later:
There are two ways to sponsor.
1) As an IOC sponsor you pay $38.50 monthly for the child to have an individual caregiver. This is the absolute best way to make sure that the child is getting all of there needs met, including love and affection.
2) As an HAO sponsor you pay a once a year administrative fee $27.50) and send packages and letters twice a year to your child.
You are welcome to do both programs with the same child.
If you are interested in sponsoring, please email: questions@life2orphans.org
