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In the slum of Bogotá, girls become mothers way too earlyFlashback: Unwanted pregnantWhen a child gets a baby, there are two who become very fragile – both the new born and the child who has now become a mother. Not less importa ...Development workColombia
The holistic directorLieselotte Barragán is the charismatic, inspiring director of AC International Child Support's Bolivian partner organisation, Fundación San Gab ...Development workPartners
Illustration: Jane Nygaard. Graphics: Susanne Dencker.Our special adoptive familiesAC International Child Support is finalising the Danish nation-wide campaign 'The World’s Best News' with a contribution which celebrates that ...AdoptionChinaSpecial needs
How does it feel truly to SEEN? Caregivers are role playing at the SeeMe-workshop in Nepal in 2010.SeeMe - cutting across structuresAC International Child Support's almost five year old SeeMe concept is a topic dear to the hearts of all of us in the organisation. This altoge ...AdoptionDevelopment workSponsorship
Programme co-ordinator Cathe Pedersen together with a group of lovely children in AC International Child Support's project 'Happy children in green oases' in Ethiopia.More children survive childhood’World's Best News’ is the name of the nation-wide campaign in which AC International Child Support participates from 13 August and up to mid-S ...AdoptionDevelopment workSponsorship

  • In 2005 Lina Moreno, the wife of the Colombian President Alvaro Uribes hosted a delegation from AC International Child Support headed by Anders Christensen. Standing (right to left): Head of Adoption Department Margrethe Primdahl, late President of the Board Anders Christensen, Lina Moreno, Area Manager Jette Würtz, Helena de Boehlke, AC International Child Support representative in Colombia and previous member of the Board, Bente Tovgaard.Commemorative Words02 April 2013 | It is with great sorrow that AC International Child Support must inform you that our Chairman Anders Christensen has passed away after at sudden attack of unexpected illness.AC Stuff
  • Most parent’s hopes and dreams for their children include bringing up the child themselves and giving the child a proper education. This mother is attending parent’s day at her daughter’s school - the Kyamin partner school in Nepal. Her dream has come true. The project ‘My family, my permanent home’ wants to secure more Nepalese children a good childhood in their family of origin including a good education. My family, my permanent home - Nepal08 March 2013 | With the new partner organisation in Nepal, Children – Women in Social Service and Human Rights (CWISH), AC International Child Support work towards creating possible solutions for minimising the number of parents who, in despair and lack of opportunities, give up parenting and choose to send their child to grow up in a children’s home.Development workNepal
  • Many mouths to feed, bad living conditions, no child care opportunities and no help to get was the reality for many single mothers in the slums of Bogotá, capital of Colombia, in the nineties.Flashback: Single providers 22 February 2013 | In the nineties, many single mothers from the slum area of Republica de Canada in Bogotá struggled every day to get food on the table for their children. The project “Single providers”, which was completed in the years 1997-2000, strengthened some of these women’s self-esteem and employment opportunities. The effects for the children were incredible: reduction of internal family conflicts; families used dialogue instead of punishment to solve conflicts; proper treatment of sexual abuse increased by 75 %; number of unwanted pregnancies decreased by over 100 %.
  • Model picture from the project area. These children and their families did not necessarily participate in the project.Flashback: A childhood without violence 18 February 2013 | In La Paz in Bolivia, the violence was allowed to become a rooted part of many family members’ communication and child raising due to too few and insufficient preventing initiatives. In 1998-2001, “A childhood without violence” helped 488 families out of this cycle of violence through improved treatment options and family guidance.
  • Rodriguez and Josephina are responsible for their mother’s business in the afternoon. But they are lucky, because their mum can afford to send them to school in the morning.Flashback: Families with vulnerable children 18 February 2013 | As a poor family, it can be hard to see how your children’s conditions can be improved, especially for children with special needs. The project “Families with vulnerable children” helped 790 children and youngsters together with their ca. 3,200 family members in La Paz, Bolivia, in the years 2002-2004.Development workBolivia

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