Press

In Haiti, big money for orphanages can endanger children
Christian Post

More and more creative ways to interact with the story of Jesus | Pushing for children to fulfill their God given potentials
Faith Radio

This expert says orphanages can actually hurt a country after a crisis
The Common Good

How Violence Soaring in Haiti Impacts Orphans and Families
EWTN News Nightly

In Haiti, a crisis of violence, chaos, and cholera goes largely ignored by outside world.
Religion News Service

Keeping Children and Families in Guatemala Safe and Rooted: Changing the Way We Care
Georgetown University, Collaborative on Global Children’s Issues

The hidden crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic: 7.5 million orphaned children
America, The Jesuit Review

Changing the Way We Care (with Catholic Relief Services)
Catholic Momcast, episode #176

Researchers estimate 5.2 million children orphaned during pandemic
Catholic News Service

Changing the Way We Care: 3 Minutes with Mary Beth Iduh
Catholic Mom

Opinion: We should transition away from orphanages
The Washington Post

Covid is Creating a Global Child Care Crisis: Opinion
Newsweek

Helping orphans and vulnerable children
National Christian Foundation

A real reality show: MacArthur grant competitors vie onstage for $100 million prize
Chicago Tribune

Global effort to get kids out of orphanages gains momentum
SRN News

The ‘orphan’ I adopted from Uganda already had a family
CNN

Podcast: How $100 Million Could Keep Kids at Home and Out of Orphanages
The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Every child deserves a family: Caring the Catholic way
US Catholic – Faith in Real Life

Odisha’s Department of Women and Child Development, Changing the Way We Care, and UNICEF Odisha jointly organized a state-level consultation on child protection by bringing non-institutional care into sharp focus.
Odishabarta

Focus on non-institutional care for underprivileged kids
The Pioneer

State-Level Consultation Organized On Child Protection By Bringing Non-Institutional Care Into Sharp Focus: Organized jointly by Women and Child Development Department GOO, Changing the Way We Care, and UNICEF Odisha
Kalinga Voice

Vulnerable children better off in family homes than orphanages
The Standard

Why family set-up is the best place for any child
The Standard

Orphanages not best refuge for children
The Standard