During the visit, a matron of the center delivered a heartwarming welcome address, emphasizing the center's commitment to provide a nurturing environment for vulnerable children. The center also provides a safe haven for displaced children who have been separated from their families in public spaces or have lost their way home.
The center ensures that motherless and fatherless children receive care and support until they can be reunited with their families, typically after two years. In more dire circumstances, abandoned children found in forests or gutters are rescued, and through the intervention of the police, they are given a chance for adoption.
Children born to mentally ill mothers receive special attention as their mothers are cared for and the children are welcomed into the orphanage. The center's staff diligently monitors the mother's condition, ensuring the well-being of both mother and child.
The center also addresses the needs of dispute children, caught in paternity conflicts, by providing care until DNA results can guide them back to their rightful families.
Shukurat Ibrahim, the team leader, emphasized that the foundation is committed to ensuring the well-being and growth of the children, and not just to donating items to them. She also highlighted that many individuals had contributed to the items brought for the children, and they would be happy to know that the children are growing up in a healthy and wealthy environment.
The Ministry of Social Development expressed profound gratitude to the supporters of the Golden Charity Foundation and its members for their tenacious dedication to the children's cause.
The visiting team from the Golden Charity Foundation reciprocated the appreciation, commending the center's staff for the motherly love and nurturing environment provided to the children, a confirmation of the center's enduring legacy of care and compassion.
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