Ebby

Girl, born January 2000
PRC
delay development; amyotrophy of the left lower limb

Ebby’s mental, motor and language and emotional ability are delayed more than other kids. She likes to play games, and obey the rules, and can get along well with others.

In regard to motion, she can walk alone, and her gait is abnormal. When walking and running her right toe will firstly touch the floor, and can not do the action of both feet are straight and be together, when she is nervous or tense, she can not speak naturally.

Ebby did have a disrupted adoption in her country in 2012. Ebby needs a family who understands that she is very delayed in many aspects of her life, including behavior. She would likely do best in a family where she is the youngest or only child. Additional information is available for serious inquiries.

Ebby must have a family who can complete her adoption *in*country* before her birthday in January!!!

For more info or to make a tax-deductible donation to her adoption grant please visit:

http://reecesrainbow.org/58707/ebby

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Aging-Out Children

These young men and women have only a short time left before they age-out of the system and can no longer be adopted. For many of them they need a family already in process to be able to make the deadline. If you or family you know is in process for an international adoption please consider if you might be able to make one of these children your own.

There is a desperate need for more families to come forward who are ready to adopt older children. In a family they could learn and grow and thrive. Left in the system they face either lifetime institutionalization in mental facilities with menial care or being thrown out on the streets with no education, no money, no family or friends, and no where to go. With no life skills they are easy prey for human trafficking and often resort to prostitution and theft as a way of life. Many will choose suicide. But today it is not too late for them. If you can not offer them a place in your family, could you help another family do the same by partnering with them financially?

For more information on any of these children, please click on their picture or go to www.reecesrainbow.org.

(If you are interested in adopting an older child without special-needs, please let me know. I can get you in contact with other advocates that have more information.)