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Indonesian Al Wedad Charity Group provides services to help abandoned babies in Indonesia. Many babies are abandoned due to unwanted pregnancies among domestic workers or because of poverty, leaving them at risk of harm or stigma. The organization's vision is to care for these abandoned babies by providing housing, fostering programs with foster parents and nannies who practice attachment parenting techniques, and education support. The goal is to ensure the abandoned babies receive proper care and are well-accepted by their communities.
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indonesian wedad program for members
- 1. Indonesian Al Wedad Charity GroupIndira Abidin
- 2. backgroundThere have been many incidents of abandoned babies:
- 3. Left in airports, hospitals, streets, under the bridge, killed by parents
- 4. 6 million domestic workers, many have unwanted pregnancy. When the babies are born, they are usually abandoned
- 5. Poverty in many parts of Indonesia, parents dont feel they have the resources to raise babies, and leave the babies in public places
- 6. These babies, when they grow up, are often called ‘bastards’ (anak haram), are not well accepted by the community and not given the opportunity to become the best that they can beVision and mission
- 7. vision
- 8. program
- 10. fostering
- 11. Nannies
- 12. Foster parents
- 13. Attachment parenting** By Dr Sears
- 14. education
- 16. researchMatters & problems of this category domesticallyDescription of care methods for this category domestically
- 17. communications
- 18. Thank you