How do orphanages work?

Learn about orphanages and foster care and how they fit into the adoption process. ... and independent living services. Strong evidence indicates that residential group care works well for troubled children, and bringing back orphanages would, in Dale's words, mean ”dropping down a rung on the evolutionary ladder” [ref]. read more

Orphanages in Australia mostly closed after World War II and up to the 1970s. Children are mainly put under foster care. Notable former orphanages include the Melbourne Orphanage and the St. John's Orphanage in Goulburn, New South Wales. Indonesia. No verifiable information for the number of children actually in orphanages. read more

This is the pic of younger and older orphans. We are the group of 10 people who collects some amount of money every month. This money goes to orphanage for there basics things like milk, eggs. Fruits etc. We also celebrate bday of kids there. read more

Contact the orphanage in the area of the world that you'd like to work in. Some orphanages will only accept volunteers, in which case you should explain in what area you'd like to help: tutoring, teaching music classes, performing construction on site, gardening, etc. read more