Real Life Stories
Human Interest Success Stories Focusing on Children
Success stories about children, orphans, and adults who have all been helped by the charity efforts of Family Care Foundation. Click links below to read real life, human interest stories about those who our FCF programs are designed to help, from AIDS orphans to North Korean refugees.
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Mingmar has worked hard toward his dream to bring health facilities to his Himalayan village.
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Emphasis on IT development and language skills make impact in the lives of hearing-impaired women.
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A 10-year-old N. Korean refugee made a sobering decision light years away from most 4th graders.
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Unable to stand on her own, let alone walk, 7-yr-old Angura is walking for the first time in her life.
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Through a hand up, determination and persistence, Ali is now one of the sole deaf computer teachers in Karachi.
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The four-year-old was discovered wandering around a hospital in northern Thailand, abandoned by her relatives.
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Thai Gahtae had never even ridden on an escalator and yet she was soon scheduled to begin a new life in France.
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Mom was dying of AIDS, and had one last wish for her 10-year-old daughter Samantha
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I met Dawo in a Bangkok children's hospital where children with heart problems and leukemia are treated.
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Brought up in the terrorist region of Colombia, 17-year-old Olga told us of her constant state of fear.
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Ioanna was raised in a Romanian orphanage, and had very little self-esteem and no hope for a happy future.
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While attending my classes in his prison, Andile offered his help translating from English to the Zulu language.
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Despite being deaf, Matthew's training will allow him a livelihood, and a chance to attend university.
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Anna’s infection was so bad that it seemed her leg would have to be amputated, not an encouraging prospect in Africa.
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Blind from birth, 11-year-old Paul receives a new lease on life through a bilateral cataract operation.
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When Katie first met me at that orphanage in Mexico, she wrongly concluded, “My mom has come back!”
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