Creativity united families with adopted children
At the end of November as part of the social project "Big Family" held a competition of creative works "in the family."The competition was attended by about a hundred families who have adopted or taken into the care of the child from the residential institution.The initiative of the contest belonged to an individual entrepreneur Tatiana Shapkina Anatolievna.
modern PSAs remind others that the other children do not happen.And, judging by the fact that every year in Moscow about 2500 orphans arranged in the family, such advertising can be considered effective.But everything has its downside.In the case of adoptions and take the child under the care of it is a large number of "abandoned" children - those whose adoptive parents returned to the children's homes and shelters.This happens because of the inability to find a common language with the child, a high degree of responsibility for the fate of the little man, which is difficult to realize immediately, intolerance to the habits of yesterday's orphans.
Should I write that such an abandonment inflicts heavy damage to his psyche, and of the family, made an unsuccessful attempt to become foster parents.
creative competition "The Family" was supported by the Department of Family and Youth Policy of Moscow to prevent the abandonment of children and foster the strengthening of relations within the foster families.
contest of creative works "in the family" took place in three stages, in the nominations.The contest was attended by families with adopted children aged 10 to 14 years.
Results of the competition took place in the final exhibition of the club-hotel "Voskresensky".Authors of the best works of a ceremony awarding expected.
edition of the album with the works of the winners of the completed competition "in the family circle."
project organizers expressed hope that the contest will become a good tradition for families who have taken in the upbringing of orphans and will be held annually.
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