Gabi and Teddy continue to unveil their adoption story. They have been part of our support groups and in the episode below they are talking about the need of such a support system with a few examples available in Romania:
Author: Tzuby's Kids
Scopul Asociaţiei „Tzuby’s Kids” este ca fiecare copil să beneficieze de o familie fie prin prevenirea avortului şi a abandonului, fie prin sprijinirea reintegrării copiilor în familii biologice, a integrării în familia extinsă, a plasamentului familial, a asistenţei maternale şi a adopţiei.
Acolo unde nu există altă posibilitate de intervenţie, scopul nostru este dezvoltarea durabilă a copiilor instituţionalizaţi, aflaţi în risc sau dificultate, precum şi a tinerilor care ies din sistemul de protecţie sau care sunt în situaţie de risc şi dificultate prin oferirea de suport în vederea recuperării fizice şi psiho-emoţionale, a dezvoltării vocaţionale şi a integrării sociale.
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In this video Gabi and Teddy remember the first visits they had with their future adoptive son, and the bad news they got shortly after – that he had severe autism. This is the story of how they struggled with the news and what their decision was:
Evening tea party with your family – unexpected connection opportunity
An idea that supports the principles of intervention for adopted or foster children but that can be applied in any family. Follow us on http://youtube.com/tzubyskidstv, http://fb.com/tzubyskids or http://instagram.com/tzubyland for other ideas and details on intervention principles.
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Gabi and Teddy Verzea are a Romanian adoptive family currently living in Germany. They have created a video where they provide details of their experience and the steps in the adoption process:
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