Uganda October Monthly Update

CAN Program News in Uganda

We have been working very hard to set a court date for our two families with referrals in Uganda. CAN is hopeful that with the team work of our lawyer, orphanage and private investigator we will be able to have a court date on the calendar very soon!

Our new team has been working very hard to identify referrals for waiting families and we are pushing to bring you wonderful news of referrals in the near future. We expect to be able to officially issue the referral of a set of twins from our partnership with Arise & Shine in the coming weeks.

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Guyana October Monthly Update

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Haiti October Monthly Update

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DRC October Monthly Update

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CAN Agency Update for October!

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October Monthly Update

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October Country Update

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October Country Update

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October Country Update

We are happy to announce that two of our Ukraine families will be traveling within the next month!  After painstaking efforts to do and re-do dossier documents, we congratulate these families that their hard work is paying off!

Tip for Families Traveling

In determining what type of clothing to pack, make sure to look nice at all times, including visiting the orphanage and at meetings.  See the entire process like a job interview. Although comfy and casual is accepted pretty much everywhere in the U.S., most European cultures have a higher standard of dress and appearance.  Our Representative writes, “There were several comments made to me by orphanage staff recently about families who looked sloppy, wore dirty clothing, forgot to brush their hair, etc.  The kids in the orphanage told the child who was being adopted by these parents, ‘Look- these people look like they are homeless themselves- where are they taking you?’”  For SDA, CPS, court and first orphanage meetings you should dress up even more and look professional.  If you have any questions feel free to contact your Referral Counselor!

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