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Another Year of Progress

Another Year of Progress The past year found me at Humanity Home for nearly nine months.  So much has happened.  We are settled into our new home.  There were numerous construction issues but we have fixed many of them and we have come to appreciate more and more what a miracle, in this

Perspective

PERSPECTIVE We love to have visitors at Humanity Home, for many reasons. It dawned on me in June of 2023 that visitors provide perspective on what we do at HH and how we got here. A college friend from nearly 50 years ago who is a medical professional expressed interest in visiting Humanity Home.

New Sisters 2022

New Sisters 2022 In September, a new girl came to us, referred by children’s services.  She was being severely beaten at home.  I will not even get into her backstory here because it is revolting, and our purpose is to give the child a life moving forward.  I describe her arrival and LJ’s

LJ’s Superpower

LJ’s Superpower I have written in previous articles about this amazing girl, sharing the stories about how we came to love each other and how a Daddy’s love breathed life into her, and how she inspires me.  In the four and a half years LJ, now nine, has been with us, we have

Transformations

Transformations Seeing the growth and progress of children is one of the wonderful things about HH.  Here are a few more examples. Valarie, age 10, has grown so much in the past year in several ways.  She is very tall for her age, and towers over several age mates in the house.  She

Humanity Home May 2022 Update

Humanity Home May 2022 Update - Life at HH I had the pleasure of living at Humanity Home from December 2, 2021 until April 18, 2022, experiencing the rhythm of life in this marvelous family.  In December, we welcomed three little girls, Tamara (age 3) and sisters Esther (6) and Serfin (3).  Taraji,

Humanity Home 2021 Update

Humanity Home 2021 Update The pandemic disrupted the kids’ schooling for seven months. Now they are on a difficult, if not untenable, make-up schedule. Travel restrictions kept me away from Humanity Home for sixteen months. To reduce the risk of Covid, staff were required to live at HH. The kids were basically confined

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