Romania – A Family Changing The Nation
With just days after returning from Sierra Leone I was on the road again with yet another amazing opportunity for friendship and to celebrate/share what was happening in Romania with Romania Without Orphans (aka A.R.F.O).
Sharing the warmth of the Ilie family home I heard the incredible stories of adoption, a church fired up to support families and a nation becoming more switched on to the beauty and necessity of fostering, adoption and family preservation. As you see in the video above I was reminded how this isn’t a journey for one person but where the ideal is a journey taking place in the safety of the community. ‘A Journey Together’.
I was amazed to see first hand the church rallying around an adopting family, in a matter of days renovating and extending an entire house. I also attended the Romanian Refresh camp for foster and adoptive families. I found it amazing what is taking place in this country and how they are working with and encouraging/inspiring neighbouring nations.
A Journey to the Kingdom in the Sky: Lesotho
I didn’t know the land-locked country of Lesotho existed, let alone about anything happening there. Like many other travelers, the last few years were tough for me. Before the pandemic, I had been to almost 40 nations
Strengthening Families To Prevent Trafficking
I will never forget the bars on those windows. In the winter of 2013, I was traveling through Eastern Europe while filming the documentary Lost Kites. My team and I were trying to understand the vulnerabilities of street-connected children, children in orphanages,
Sierra Leone – (2019 Recap: Part 2)
Suddenly through 1MILLIONHOME I had the amazing opportunity to follow the story of Nabs in Sierra Leone. Nabs was born in the eleven year civil war, lost his dad at the hands of rebels, ended up on the streets of