The care and welfare of children is Care for Children's primary priority and responsibility. We are not about making institutions better; but rather about supporting families and unleashing their power and compassion. We seek to be a servant to our national and local government partners, and to honour their culture and capabilities.
Care for Children pursues aggressive goals, with vision-driven budgets, not budget-driven vision. We will be a ‘high-leverage’ organisation, seeking programs where small up-front investments lead to major impact. We will apply demanding standards for professionalism and quality in all of our work, seeking to make efforts in our projects a standard for the world.
Care for Children seeks to create permanent solutions, ‘acorn-to-oak' initiatives that we plant, grow, and then gives away. We recognize that we are running a ‘marathon’, not a ‘sprint’, and are working for long-term gains. We will seek to experiment, innovate, and advance the ‘state-of-the-art' in foster care. We recognise that foster care occurs in the context of communities, and will work through service to children to have a broader, positive impact on community health.
The care and welfare of children is Care for Children's primary priority and responsibility.
Care for Children is not about making institutions better; it's about supporting families and unleashing their power and compassion.
Care for Children seeks to be a servant to national and local leadership of each country we support, and to honour their culture and capabilities..
Care for Children seeks to pursue aggressive goals, with vision-driven budgets, not a budget-driven vision.
Care for Children will be a ‘high-leverage' ministry, seeking programs where small up-front investments lead to major impact.
Care for Children will apply demanding standards for professionalism and quality in all of its work, seeking to make efforts in our projects a standard for the world.
Care for Children seeks to create permanent solutions, ‘acorn-to-oak' initiatives that we plant, grow, and then give away. Care for Children is running a ‘marathon’, not a ‘sprint’, and is working for long-term gains.
Care for Children will seek to experiment, innovate, and advance the ‘state-of-the-art’ in foster care.
Care for Children recognises that foster care occurs in the context of communities, and will work through service to children to have a broader, positive impact on community health.
The staff of Care for Children work with a Christ-like approach to service.
