In an orphanage, a child often has to defend his boundaries in an aggressive and cruel way in order to stand out among his peers and earn an honorable place in the team.
When a child enters foster care, things are expected to change in a caring environment. However, after such an experience in ordinary school life, children often cannot integrate into the team on their own, cannot find friends, do not know how to communicate and are shunned by their peers. As a result of such exclusion, schoolwork often suffers: children do not feel accepted, feel different, and often stop studying normally.
The foundation's psychologists help children discover their talents, stop feeling like a “black sheep” and forget about the hardships of a lonely life in early childhood. Let's help children socialize and find friends!