Care That Brings Kids Back To Life
At one special medical foster home in China, orphaned and abandoned children from all over China with severe medical needs, health conditions and special needs receive such amazing care, they blossom...
View ArticleCapgemini to Partner with Holt International!
Holt International is excited to announce a new partnership with Capgemini, a global leader in consulting, technology and outsourcing services. Our partnership will be part of Capgemini’s initiative to...
View ArticleThe Secret of Their Lives
Most of the children here don’t know they are HIV+. It’s too risky. Their teachers don’t know. Their neighbors definitely don’t know because if they did, they would have to move again. They’ve moved...
View ArticleHolt to Join the United Nations
Following a vigorous application process, Holt International is excited to announce that we’ve received special consultative status to the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) at the United Nations...
View ArticleI truly believe your kindness has created miracles …
We are excited to share that little Liu — now Penelope Lian — is home with her family in New Jersey! Earlier this year, sweet Penelope was living at Peace House, Holt’s very special, donor-supported...
View ArticleChina Announces Adoption Eligibility Changes
Update: Last week the CCCWA announced changes to their eligibility guidelines. Since then we have received clarification from our staff in China about certain eligibility changes we had questions...
View ArticlePreventing Trafficking, Keeping Children Safe In Cambodia
Part 1 of 3 At 4:30 p.m., the garment factories in southwest Cambodia are letting out for the day. Beyond the fences and gates that surround each giant, metal warehouse, a row of industrial flat-bed...
View ArticlePreventing Trafficking, Keeping Children Safe in Cambodia Part 2/3
Part two of three Garment production is booming in Cambodia. Nearly 80 percent of Cambodia’s exports are textiles — shoes, clothes, plush toys. And of the 300,000-500,000 people who work in garment...
View ArticlePreventing Trafficking, Keeping Children Safe in Cambodia Part 3/3
Part three of three Just down the road from Yai lives Pelly and her family. With four children to care for and feed, Pelly used to travel to Thailand to work, making just a few dollars a day tilling...
View ArticleWith A College Degree, Her Life Will Never Be The Same
When Tham Sao Run is home for a visit, her accounting books are so foreign to her family, they could be written in another language. Neither of her parents have bank accounts. Sao Run isn’t sure if...
View ArticleBack to School, Because of You
On August 28, 2017, Holt Haiti partnered with organization Education Works to throw a first annual Back to School Kickoff for children from impoverished communities and those living in orphanage care...
View ArticleThis Gift of Hope Keeps Kids and Families Safe and Warm!
Cold. Wet. Shivering at night. Constant colds and flu. Kids with sleep deprivation. For Preun, a single mother of three school-aged children, this was simply her reality. With no money to repair her...
View ArticleYou Made Last Christmas So Special!
Every year, because of the generosity of sponsors and donors, children in Holt’s global programs receive a special surprise: the gift of Christmas! For most children living in impoverished communities...
View ArticleLife in the Caves
In China, some of the poorest children and families live in ancient, hand-dug caves — the only housing they can afford. In the harsh, frigid winters, life is not easy. But these kids are in school...
View ArticleWhat makes a family right for older child adoption?
What makes a family the right family for an older adopted child — meaning a child who will arrive home at 5 years or older? Two adoption experts weigh in on the characteristics they look for in...
View Article11-year-old adoptee publishes her first book
Juliese Padgett was adopted through Holt in 2008 from Guangzhou, China when she was three. Now, as an 11 year old, she is sharing her first published book — a children’s story that encourages all kids...
View ArticleDivergent Series: Allegiant actress, Holt adoptee advocates for kids in need
Actress Danielle Lyn (Queen Sugar and The Divergent Series: Allegiant) is a Filipina adoptee using her platform to advocate for orphaned children and kids in impoverished communities. Here, she shares...
View ArticleTwo Minute View
Sarah DeGarmo has 12 brothers and sisters, 11 of whom joined her family through adoption. Here, Sarah shares about her journey to find God’s 30-before-30 bucket list for her life, and how she and her...
View ArticleSara Needs a Family!
DOB: June 22, 2004 Sara urgently needs a family to bring her home before she ages out of the adoption process on her 14th birthday in June. She has osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease). She...
View ArticleIn Memory of David Kim
A celebration of David’s life will take place at the Faith Center in Eugene, Oregon, on February 24, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested to please make donations to...
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