The Problem
​​Right now, millions of children in conflict zones like Syria are separated from their families. War, displacement, poverty, and violence have torn families apart, leaving children to face life alone. Some are left to survive on the streets, while others are placed in orphanages, often in overcrowded and unsafe conditions. For some, life in an orphanage means not just a lack of family, but also a future filled with psychological scars and lost opportunities. The odds are stacked against them—children from institutions are far more likely to face poverty,imprisonment, and exploitation as adults. ​
Our Solution
At Child Houses, we’re here to walk the extra mile to support those children. We help reunite children with their families, and just as importantly, we work to prevent children from being separated in the first place. For families who are struggling, especially those caring for vulnerable children like kids with disabilities, we provide the support they need to stay together. This includes supplying life-changing medical devices that protect children with disabilities and help them regain their independence, including returning to school. And in situations where reunification isn’t possible, we create nurturing foster homes so children can grow up in a safe, loving environment.
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Together, we’re building a future where no child has to face the world alone. Every child deserves love, care, and the chance to thrive—and we’re making that happen, one family at a time.
Our Approach
Child Houses tackles the root causes of child separation and helps children grow up in loving families by focusing on three key areas:
We support children
We give children in crisis the care they need right away, while working with them over time to make sure they grow up in safe, loving homes where they can thrive.
We strengthen families
We support families by giving them the tools and guidance they need to stay together and care for their children, creating a strong network of love and care.
We empower communities
We partner with communities to improve local services and systems, making the area safer and more supportive for every child.