Orphanages and children's homes are not part of original Tanzanian culture, family is. In this video I will tell you more about Tanzanian culture and why we need to change the way we care for vulnerable children: away from institutional care towards a family-based care approach.
Welcome to my channel, my name is Monique Derrez, and as the chairman of the Dutch Tanzania Foundation, I am on a mission to raise awareness that children belong in families and not in institutions like orphanages.
Did you know that 80% of all children living in orphanages have at least one living parent or other family members who could take care of them give the right support?
For many years I was a donor and volunteer of orphanages, thinking I was doing the right thing. But I learned that there is a better way of taking care of these vulnerable children: in FAMILIES.
Now I am on a mission to share my knowledge with others to create a positive change. Let’s support families. Let’s move away from institutional care towards a family-based care approach. Please join me on my mission.
If you like this video, hit the like and subscribe button below and join me on my mission to raise awareness that children belong in families.
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www.dutchtanzaniafoundation.org
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Research paper 'Attachment goes to court': bit.ly/3kVTQE4
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Download for FREE a little booklet called ‘Children without a HOME’, with more inside information regarding research and law on the topic. In this booklet you can read more about my story in the preface, which I was asked to write.
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