11.19.2010
EVENT THAT WE WILL NEVER FORGET!!!
ONE OF THOSE GREAT MOMENTS WE WAITED FOR SO LONG.
This was not just an event. I would say it was historical event that may bring great change in the lives of many children in Ukraine.
Over 500 people gathered together at a conference in Kiev all committed to seeing a Ukraine Without Orphans in 2015. Hard to think or even imagine of this could have been possible, but many believe it is. We believe and hope that Ukraine can lead the former USSR in showing others how to divert children from orphanages.
This great event was not just a conference but rather a challenge for churches, NGO’s and parents to get involved and take on the heart of the orphan. Today we share the hope and the passion to see a mobilized partnership of NGO's joining together and creating a NEW REALITY for children waiting for families - for children who would otherwise be quickly placed into an orphanage.
Over 500 people gathered together at a conference in Kiev all committed to seeing a Ukraine Without Orphans in 2015. Hard to think or even imagine of this could have been possible, but many believe it is. We believe and hope that Ukraine can lead the former USSR in showing others how to divert children from orphanages.
11.18.2010
CAN TRAINING BE TOO FUN???
Many people say or at least think that training is something boring and something to be endured. Well this people could be very wrong if they attended one of ILDC trainings in Ukraine.
We had a superb training conducted by our professional experts in child welfare and great friends of ILDC David and Jayne Schooler. Around 20 people attended this training. Most of them were adoptive parents and some social workers.The topic was Wounded Children, Healing Homes, How Traumatised Children Impact Adoptive Families.
The attendees enjoyed the training and had their questions answered. Next step for them will be to apply what they have learned at this training.We all know that it may not be easy for them but one thing is certain, this people are heroes and now they have the right tools to do their best for the children they have chosen to love and care.
This video can show you that training can be fun!
This video can show you that training can be fun!
11.17.2010
UPDATE ON KYRGIZ VISIT
The second part of the study tour inlcuded state organizations like Kiev City Children Services, Brovary City Social Services and State Social Services in their head office in Kiev.
ILDC has already accomplished writing a proposal to one the grant organizations. We hoping that after our proposal is approved we will initiate a new study tour to Ukraine in larger scale for 12 professionals of NGOs and Kirghiz state Representatives.
The second phase of the project will be an organized conference for child welfare professionals and child welfare state Representatives in Kyrgyzstan.
Let us hope that this attempt succeeds and our Kirghiz colleagues will be successful in their efforts to reform Kirghiz child welfare.
We have one common goal and one common dream to see our countries without orphans.
Let God help us.
11.08.2010
OUR BROCHURES ARRIVED
We thank Ruby and Lynn Johnston and IHS for helping us with editing and publishing the brochure.
11.04.2010
CHILD PSYCHOLOGISTS ARE TRAINED TO HELP FOSTER AND ADOPTIVE FAMILIES
The professional approach to the training was very appreciated! We would like to share our gratitude to Ruby Johnston for conducting the training and Jayne Schooler for writing this wonderful book.
11.02.2010
LESS THEN 2 WEEKS AWAY FROM THE CONFERENCE UKRAINE WITHOUT ORPHANS
We want to thank Lynn and Ruby Johnston for contributing into production of the banners and continued support of our organizational growth.
SIGNING A CONTRACT WITH A NATIONAL ILDC TRAINER
Case Worker Core program was kindly provided to ILDC by one of our founders - Institute for Human Services, Ohio USA
11.01.2010
GREAT THINGS TO LEARN
Child welfare professionals in Ukraine received great opportunity to improve the quality of training programs which will be developed for child welfare system in Ukraine. Curriculum development training was conducted by ILDC with participation of international expert Nan Beeler from IHS, Ohio USA in September 2010 in Kiev, Ukraine. Thirty child welfare professionals and trainers attended the training. Participants emphasized the importance and relevance of this training of this particular training for building capacity of child welfare in Ukraine in present time. A lot of them claimed that this was first time that they attended training for such topic.
Training participants at the end of the training received a copy of the Field Guide written by Judith Rycus and Ron Hughes as a gift from ILDC and IHS.
ILDC thanks IHS and Nan Beeler for the granted opportunity and for contribution into capacity building of Ukrainian child welfare.
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