List of work
"list of the work done on Family Reintegration"
Yanzen and Yu Dolma have returned home
ome is simple, the warmth of being together
After being apart for some time, Yanzen and Yu Dolma have returned home to live with their family. Though their home is simple, the warmth of being together with their parents and little sister brings them happiness and a renewed sense of belonging. Their story highlights the importance of family reunification and the comfort it provides, even in modest living conditions.
After being apart for some time, Yanzen and Yu Dolma have returned home to live with their family. Though their home is simple, the warmth of being together with their parents and little sister brings them happiness and a renewed sense of belonging. Their story highlights the importance of family reunification and the comfort it provides, even in modest living conditions.
Jalman (middle) at home with his brother and Step Father in Langtang.
Reuniting displaced children with their families and supporting their journey to education and stability.
The Reintegration Program has been operated since 2009 with the objective to reunite displaced, abandoned or trafficked children living in Umbrella’s residential care home with their family, extended family, or with community care. The Reintegration team then completes regular monitoring visits, assessed and revised as per their care plans, and provide on going financial support to the child/youth and their family. This way we ensure that the child/youth remains able to access education until th...
The Reintegration Program has been operated since 2009 with the objective to reunite displaced, abandoned or trafficked children living in Umbrella’s residential care home with their family, extended family, or with community care. The Reintegration team then completes regular monitoring visits, assessed and revised as per their care plans, and provide on going financial support to the child/youth and their family. This way we ensure that the child/youth remains able to access education until they finish +2 or vocational education, and that the family environment remains stable and secure.
