This is a glimpse into a day of life at our House. Children live as part of a small ‘family’ of three children with a dedicated houseparent

A child’s day begins with a warm and loving wake-up call from their houseparent, surrounded by their two house-siblings.

After getting dressed and a light breakfast, it’s time to play. The play varies according to the child’s age, with a houseparent or a helper is their guiding or supervising the play.

Following playtime, the schedule varies by age. Some children take a nap to recharge, while the older ones have in-house pre-school ‘classes’ by dedicated teachers’ volunteers.

Throughout the day, the children are participating in one activity or another lead by a houseparent, a helper, a volunteer, a social worker.

Some activities are designed around mealtimes, while others aim to keep them engaged and entertained. Specially designed activities that are the most important for the children are those foster socialization and prepare them for integration in the wider world and ready to attend school at the age of 6.