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Christian Alliance for Orphans brings you the connections drawn by Nicole Wilke, Ph. D's on what research and Christian philosophy say about creating resilience through deepening family relationship. 'Overcoming' emphasizes the power of relationships to buffer the negative impacts of adversity. It demonstrates how small acts of love and connection can make it easier for…

Rosa Saffa and Rev. Edward Lavalie provide families with counseling services in Sierra Leone at the Child Reintegration Centre to address parent-child conflict and bring family together. There is an African proverb that says, “the family tree may bend, but it will not break.” Strengthening family bonds ensures that they are resilient in facing future…
Parent-Child Bonding and Attachment Theory

5/15/2026 The International Day of Families invites us to reflect on the essential role families play in the well-being of children and communities. At Helping Children Worldwide, this is more than a theme. It is at the heart of our mission. We believe children thrive best in safe, loving, permanent families. And we believe that…

Helping Children Worldwide is pleased to congratulate David Titus Musa as he takes up the mantle of leadership as Director of the Child Reintegration Centre on May 1, 2026. We also want to take a moment to thank Rev. Olivia Fonnie for her years of service at the helm of CRC. We are grateful for…

In Fengehun Village, traditional palm oil processing was a day-long, labor-intensive task. With new processing machinery, the community has boosted production from 3 bottles per day to 10 bottles per hour.