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Boy, born 2010
Epileptic seizures related to external causes
What a great smile!
Boy, born 2010
Epileptic seizures related to external causes
What a great smile!
Boy, born 2008
Personality change, unspecified mental disorder, mixed specific development disorder, ADHD
His behavior is similar to one of a child with autism.
He needs a family!
Boy, born 2010
Hepatomegaly with splenomegaly, not elsewhere classified
Siblings! They must be adopted together! Both children have FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome).
Boy, born 2009
Other disorders of nervous system not elsewhere classified
mixed specific development disorder
Pectus excavatum
Other congenital valgus deformities of feet
Congenital ptosis
Girl, born 2010
Congenital malformations of corpus callosum
Unspecified intellectual disabilities
Congenital deformity of feet, unspecified
Alternating esotropia
Sibling set – Must be kept together! Listed: October 5, 2015
Girl, born 2004 (red dress)
Girl, born 2006 (pink dress)
Other disorders of psychological development
Phonological disorder
flat feet
boy, born 2008
Phonological disorder
Other behavioral and emotional disorders with onset usually occurring in childhood and adolescence
Flat foot
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Girl, born 2004
Unrepaired cleft palate, mental delays
Listed: October 1, 2015
Kathleen is described as broadminded and cheerful.
From someone who met Kathleen in 2010: Kathleen is a very loving and social little girl who loves getting attention from adults. Whenever I was in her group, she was always right beside me, participating in whatever I was doing and engaging me in her own favorite activities. Kathleen has kept that silly, playfulness that most institutionalized children seem to lose. She was definitely a little mischievous getting into everything, but was also very quick to follow direction and obviously eager to please. I truly believe she would thrive in a family where she was showered with all the attention she deserves and allowed to simply be the fun-loving, silly little girl God created her to be.
From someone who met Kathleen in 2012: Kathleen is a happy little girl who would love to be able to communicate, but cannot because of an unrepaired cleft palate. She makes noises to communicate to the best of her ability. She is a very sweet little girl, and loves to play outside. Many missionaries who have met her loved her and spoke highly of her!
Update September 2015: Kathleen was moved into an all girls facility in 2012. The staff say she has adapted well to the routine and has a group of friends. However there is no opportunity for education or therapy where she currently is. The staff say their goals are focused physical activity and teaching the girls self care rather than on education. The facility is in a very rural village and there is no school nearby.
Kathleen was evaluated by a doctor who said that she is moderately mentally disabled. There is a high likelihood that she has some form of a congenital syndrome that she was born with. She has an unrepaired cleft palate, mitral valve prolapse, as well as some abnormality of her elbow joints. She is also very thin, it's unclear if this is related to her syndrome since the other girls at her facility were not under weight like she is. We observed her eating several times, the palate does not seem to slow her down, but she does have to clear her nose frequently because there is no barrier between her mouth and her nasal cavity. It was originally thought that her speech challenges were due to the unrepaired palate, but the doctor says this is not likely since she is not just delayed in speech, but rather is completely nonverbal. He believes that she will remain nonverbal, but then again there is no speech therapy offered where she is, so we doubt that!
Kathleen understands and is able to follow basic instructions, and is able to perform self care with supervision (self feeds, toilets, dresses independently, etc). We were able to get her to play briefly kicking around a ball, and she liked to watch us color. We were unable to get her to use the crayons herself to see what her fine motor skills are like. She likes to take pictures but refuses to look at the pictures on the phone! She seems really averse to iphones, ipad, etc, when we tried to show her pictures and videos. She would hold our hands and lead us around where she wanted to go, and enjoys skipping! The staff have a nickname for her that basically means "energizer," because she is always active and on the go!
Kathleen is a beautiful girl who is not able to reach her God given potential where she currently is. The doctor was not hopeful that she would "ever progress," but we know that with the love/dedication of a family, and medical care/therapy that she needs, that she can prove him wrong!
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Boy, born 2011
Internal hydrocephalus, congenital brain malformations, slight mental delay, crossed eyes
So so sweet!!
Girl, born 2001
Cerebral palsy, knee joints contractures, valgus feet, severe mental delays
Listed: September 25, 2015
She is so full of life! She just needs a family!
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Boy, born 2009
mental delays, crossed eyes
What an imp!
From a family that spent time with him 9/15: This little guys is so fun! I spent loads of time with him because he was in the same summer groupa as my daughter that we are bringing home this September. He was always up for hugs and snuggles and pictures. His needs seemed very mild. He seems to have have a slight mental delay and strabismus but I could not see any other special needs. His motor skills seemed to be exactly on cue for a 6 year old boy. He was full of excitement and imagination and loads of energy. What a sweet little blond haired darling treasure! He is in the same school as Charlie, Rebecca, Wetherbee, and Toby. Please somebody bring him home fast! What a darling!
Boy, 1 year old
Down syndrome, hydrocephalus; a brain cyst; epilepsy; bronchial asthma; hypothyroidism.
Listed: Sept 14, 2015
Oscar has good physical development.
When hearing familiar adults speak, he would produce sounds and sound combinations and turn his head in the direction of sound. He likes listening to relaxing music and children's songs.
Sweet Oscar is rolling over! The agency has video available for interested families.
Phenylketonuria, also known as PKU
From a volunteer in August 2016: "I was happy to see that Leena is still the same strong willed young girl as last year. She is available for adoption now! She was a little calmer than last year, but she would still take every chance she got to run around. Just like last year it was obvious that some nurses have a very hard time with her and others love her. She's much calmer when the nurses like her and she's easier to handle. It was unclear if she was totally potty trained this year or that she's still working on it. It was also unclear if she got the diet she needed, but her delays didn't look worse. Leena is such a wonderful girl! She should be in a family where she has the chance to be who she is, all days of the year.
From a missionary who met her in 2015: "Leena is a strong-willed young girl. She is stubborn and funny. She loves to explore the world (within the concrete walls she lives between). She has been transferred to this facility in May and she is obviously still getting used to the circumstances of living. She had a lot more freedom in the baby orphanage she came from. Leena can walk (so don't be fooled by the picture), she can run, she is very energetic. She can drink from a cup. This summer (2015) she was being potty trained. She doesn't talk. She squeals when she is very excited. She is probably the size of a 3 year old at the moment (summer 2015). She probably understands what is being said to her, but she has a hard time following orders. Due to her PKU she needs a special diet and medicine. The baby orphanage she grew up in, didn't provide the proper care. So (part of) het mental delays may be caused because of that. The facility she lived in right now, tries to provide the proper care. They do not receive funds for it, so they raise it themselves with a charity fund. They really try to take good care of her. Some nurses really like her. Other nurses have a hard time dealing with her, because of her energetic ways. She likes to move and run around all the time. As soon as you let go of her hand or take her out of her wheelchair, you have to chase her. As soon as you give her an opportunity she'll take it. Some days she was tied up in a wheelchair and we thought she might have been drugged. She didn't react, she didn't smile, she didn't interact. Until the moment my fiancé pulled her from the wheelchair and it was as if she came alive again. I have not seen any selfharming behaviours and I haven't seen her hurt other children. I have also not seen her interact with other children at all. The nurses don't like it when she gets all excited, but for me it was a sign that she was not so institutionalized yet. There was so much fight in her. I hope she finds a family before she loses the strength to fight and before her delays will get worse, due to a lack of a proper diet and medical care."
Boy, born 2012
hydrocephalus (shunted), spastic tetraplegia, epilepsy unspecified, optic nerve atrophy
Girl, born 2012
Spina bifida, Congenital hydrocephalus
Very smart girl, can talk, tells poems
Boy, born 2011
Severe delay of physical and mental development
NOT available until Fall 2016
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/i4KTSYVhRmU
He is currently not available until fall 2016 but his coding may change once he has a new medical exam when he is transferred soon! We will update as soon as we know!
From a family that met him 6/15:
We spent about a week with this sweet boy when we were adopting our son in June 2015. He is so desperate for love. He called me momma and begged my daughter and me to hold him. We loved on him as much as possible and he soaked it up. He picked up English words very quickly, and remembered day after day that I had hand sanitizer in my purse and asked for it by saying, "soap!" He loved to play ball with my kids, and the nannies would let him push the baby carriage around during walks. He has the most infectious giggle I've ever heard. He walks well, but the nanny indicated that he has issues with his knees. It didn't stop him, though!
He needs a good, patient, and loving family to give him what he needs. He is so skinny and needs good nutrition. He has very minor orphanage behaviors, but from the progress he made just being with us for a few days, I know he will flourish in a caring family. He will be transferred to a horrible place (the director of the orphanage told me it is horrible), likely very soon, since he's almost 4.
This region is beautiful and very cost efficient. The orphanage director is lovely. The facilitators are amazing, and the judge is hilarious and wonderful! You will be able to stay in a hotel and walk to the orphanage and enjoy the beauty and culture of a wonderful town.
LOTS of videos available!
Boy, born 2009
mental delays
too serious! he needs hugs and kisses!
Girl, born 2008
Spina bifida (condition after surgery), paraparesis, secondary hydrocephalus
She just radiates love!!!
Very nice girl, needs out of the institution asap
Boy, born 2012
Williams Syndrome
Listed: March 20, 2015
Little Camron has Williams Syndrome. He loves to dance! When the music comes on, he jumps up out of his seat to move to the music. A love of music (and sometimes an unusual skill with music, often referred to as "savant") is common in children with this genetic condition.
All of the children he lives with in his house love him. They really cherish the time they get to spend with him. He is starting to take his first steps, and with help from his friends, he is learning quickly. Camron is described as an affectionate child. He is very happy with people he knows, and he obeys directions well.
This 10 y.o.girl has specific developmental disorders of speech and language; mild mental delay. She is physically healthy. She does not often get ill.
Listed: August 3, 2015
Darly has started speaking in full sentences and her speech is becoming more and more understandable. She has started seeking contact with some of her peers as well as with the educators. She is timid and shy, agile and independent as regards her self-service needs. She attends a mainstream school. She marks progress in her sociability and her speech. She has a positive attitude towards adoption.
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Boy, born 2008
bilateral sensoneural hearing loss, congenital mental underdevelopment, severe speech underdevelopment
Cerebral palsy
Listed: August 3, 2015
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/YWmLwrCJvxk
Logan is a very sweet boy! He is recvng some physical therapy in his baby house and learning to sit up now. He looks like a darling child with a bright smile! Please adopt him before he is transferred to the adult institution! MANY photos available!
Married couples only. Large families and older parents welcome. Travel required.
Boy, born 2002
Down syndrome
Listed: August 3, 2015
What a beautiful smile!! Jayce is already 14 years old. He needs a FAMILY before he is lost forever to an adult mental institution.
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Boy, born July 2001
Down syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, flail legs, secondary multisystemic central origin dystrophy, delay of physical development, severe mental delays
Listed: August 3, 2015
Sweet boy needs a family to love him! AGING OUT.
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Age: 5
Diagnosis: Cerebral palsy -spastic diplegia; hearing impaired-wears hearing aides
Emily is very alert and seeks out the attention of her caregivers. She is bonded to the staff members that care for her regularly. She watches the activities of the other children with interest. When placed on the floor, she can scoot around on her back. She enjoys looking at her reflection in a small mirror. She likes to hold objects in her hands. She will play games with other people by rolling a ball or throwing an object given to her and reaching for it to be handed back to her.
Photos and videos from July 2015 are available for interested families.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, she will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for her.
Age: 8
Diagnosis: spina bifida, shunt due to hydrocephalus, malnutrition
Margaret lives in an orphanage where several children have been adopted from that also had malnutrition of delays in development. The children have all made tremendous progress once their physical needs were met in a family.
Margaret smiles and laughs when people pay attention to her. She loves interacting with adults. She manipulates toys that are given to her and enjoys toys with bright lights.
Photos and videos from July 2015 are available for interested families. PROGRAM FEES ARE REDUCED for Margaret's adoption!
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, she will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for her.
Girl, born 2010
Her official diagnoses are syndrome of movements disturbance, conformational abnormalities of brain, unspecific; other disorders of mental development.
She cannot talk, she only makes some sounds to express herself. She understands direct speech though.
Well-behaved and friendly girl.
She has a 17-year old brother, but local authorities promised to allow "separation" of siblings if necessary.
Boy, born 2008
Severe scoliosis, hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida
A good, quite boy. He was placed into institution last year.
Boy, born 2008
He has epilepsy; moderate mental retardation; convergent concomitant strabismus
He was placed into institution this July 2015 (transferred from a different orphanage). He cannot concentrate his attention; he understands speech addressed to him but keeps doing what he wants to; a kind of "runner".
Age: 8
Diagnosis: Generalized disorder of the development-possible autism
Aimee was placed in an orphanage at birth and adopted through a domestic adoption in her home country at age 3. After a psychologist gave Aimee a diagnosis of "generalized disorder of the development-possible childhood autism", the adoptive family returned her to an orphanage at age 7.
Aimee has some developed self-help skills: She feeds herself, indicates when she needs to use the bathroom and is toilet trained, undresses herself, and washes her own hands. She is learning additional self-help skills in order to be more independent. She has well developed gross motor skills. She plays with toys appropriately. She enjoys attention from the staff and seeks out hugs and affection. Her memory is very mechanical and her intellect is delayed. She is not aggressive. She pronounces short words and simple sentences. She follows verbal directions. She participates in games and activities and enjoys games with movement. She has formed connections with the adults in her new environment.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, she will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for her.
Paige is a sweet 14 year old girl who has Down syndrome, severe mental delay and hydrocephalus.
Listed July 26, 2015
She is calm and timid; often smiles; rejoices when receiving attention; demonstrates her attachment to staff members; produces sounds and she is visibly happy when someone hugs her; loves listening to music, watching TV and moving around in her positioning walker; loves it when someone reads fairy-tales to her; responds to other people's speech; establishes contact easily; makes eye contact; engages in school work with the help of her resource teacher; looks at the pictures in children's books.
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Boy, born 2014
Spina Bifida
Additional medical information available to those seriously interested!
What a beautiful little boy!! Additional pictures available.
He is an amazing little boy, he has such a positive disposition – it's a miracle considering how much he had to go through during the first two years of his life. Bronson is a great kid, both emotionally and mentally his development has been remarkable. He loves to cuddle, he has great eye contact, he is vocal – his speech might not be very clear but he does pronounce words. Bronson has such a cute laugh also – there is a video of him in a swing set and his reaction to such a simple entertainment is just priceless! With good care and within a family setting this little boy has a lot of potential. Last year when he was able to go through a round of rehabilitation therapy, his legs sensitivity improved significantly. He just needs someone to give him that chance!
Girl, born 2010
Pierre Robin syndrome, slight mental delay
She had surgery for cleft palate. She doesn't speak but snuffles. She congenitally has very low palate. She most likely will never talk normally.
Age: 3
Diagnosis: Infantile cerebral palsy – quadriparesis; Hypotrophy; Delay in the neuro-psychical development
The child is considerably delayed in the psycho-motor development. He is not stable on his legs. He can turn from his stomach on his back and vice versa. He can sit alone and can stand up on his knees. Reacts to emotional stimulus with smile, makes sounds, but does not pronounce syllables. He is a picky eater. His sleep is calm. The child reaches out and grabs a toy and plays with it by moving the toy from one hand to the other. He looks at people and follows objects by turning his head. He recognizes known people. He can solve simple problems – moving to an object he is interested in. He is mostly happy, gets irritated when placed in a noisy surrounding. He listens to speech but doesn't seem to understand it. He reacts mainly to the tone. He can play on his own by manipulating simply with toys (takes cubes out of a box and hits them together).
Photos and videos from March 2016 are available through the agency.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, he will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for him.
Boy, age 2
Condition after a brain hemorrhage. Cyst in the left cerebral hemisphere. Microcephaly. Spastic quadriparesis.
Cryptorchidism. Anemic syndrome. Behind in his neuro-psychical development.
Listed: June 23, 2015
When put on his belly or held, he keeps his head up. He slightly turns to one side but doesn't turn independently from back to stomach and vice versa. He doesn't try to sit up and doesn't get up to a standing position. He doesn't have good support in his legs. He starts after loud sound but doesn't turn his head to the direction of the sound. He listens to the speech of adults. He doesn't look at an adult leaning over him. He doesn't follow with a look moving objects or people. He reacts to touch. He is calm and doesn't cry without reason. He reacts positively to interactions and laughs loud.
Photos and videos from June 2015 are available through the agency.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, he will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for him.
Girl, born 2012
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Juliana: girl, born 2012, diagnosed with HIV and mild mental delay
Lily: girl, born 2010, HIV, disorder of brain, mixed specific development disorders, umbilical hernia, Anaemia (on right)
Must be adopted together; the sisters are in different orphanages (in different towns) because of age difference, but in the same region, so it will be 1 court for both siblings.
Married couples only. Older parents and large families OK. Travel required.
Boy, born 2010
HIV disease resulting in multiple infections, Disorder of brain, Divergent concomitant strabismus, Atopic dermatitis, Umbilical hernia
This attached picture is NOT recent, but it is what we have available for now. He has 3 older half-siblings, it is believed they live with family at this time.
Boy, born 2010
Diagnosis: congenital cataract of both eyes and congenital glaucoma
Cytomegaloviral Infection that was passed to him from his birth mother
Kristopher has had 2 eye surgeries already and needs surgery for both cataracts. He's been seen by an opthamologist 10 times since arriving at the orphanage when he was 4 months old.
UPDATE April 2012: Kristopher is doing very well. In the new videos of him, he is tracking objects, playing with toys and saying "mama"! He does have cataracts and would benefit from lens replacement surgery. The orphanage is currently seeking funds to have this done ASAP so that his development is not hindered by his vision problems.
UPDATE Jan 2014: Kristopher currently lives in a family style group home with several other children. He's receiving therapy daily.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, he will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for him.
Boy, born 2012
Abnormal development of hand, congenital radial clubhand with right forearm shortening; balanic hypospadias; positive HCV, PCR antibodies are negative; pyelectasis
Boy, age: 2
Diagnosis: External hydrocephalus; Arachnoid cyst; Infantile cerebral palsy – spastic quadric paresis
Jesse has been seen by a neurosurgeon who has said that no surgical intervention is required at this time. He picks up a toy given to him, keeps it for a short time and drops it. He will play for a short time – studies a toy, puts it in the mouth, transfers it from one hand to the other.
Listed: June 2, 2015
Update November 2015: He demonstrates interest in musical and mechanical toys. He will play for a short time – studies a toy, puts it in the mouth, transfers it from one hand to the other. He likes activities involving music. He recognizes familiar areas of the orphanage and understands his daily routine related to familiar tasks such as eating. He is very happy when interacting with familiar adults.
Photos and videos from November 2015 are available through the agency.
Boy, born 2013
Down Syndrome
Boy, born 2012
ventricular septal defect, congenital dislocation of the hip-bilateral
Boy, born 2007
Organic damage of Central Nervous System: syndrome movements disturbances, moderate mental delays, hypermetropia
He has a brother who is not adoptable because he lives in the custodian family and his 2 younger sisters were adopted domestically.
He is very active, a kind of athletic, bossy.
He will be transferred to a school orphanage this summer (2015)
Boy, born 2009
parasomnia, severe mental delays, Other atopic dermatitis, Astigmatism
He needs a family asap! He requires much time and energy from the adopting family. He is a kind of enervative, cranky and rickety, he likes to be held in arms, he often cries.
This child shows significant facial features of FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome). Please research and prepare yourself for the challenges of children with this condition.
Girl, born 2002
Down syndrome
Listed: May 25, 2015
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Arnold-Chiari syndrome, compensated hydrocephalus
flail legs, chronic pyelonephritis, nanism
subclinical hypothyroidism, Mild mental delays
Listed: May 22, 2015
VERY friendly, outgoing and happy, smart and tolerant to others. He likes to play with other children. He wants to be adopted.
From a family who met him: Wonderful cheerful smiling boy! So grateful for little gifts, and eager to rush back to his groupa to share the goodies. He can wheel himself around very well.
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Localization-related (focal)(partial) symptomatic epilepsy and epileptic syndromes with simple partial seizures, Unspecified mental delays, myopia after stroke syndrome, lack of coordination of muscle movements
Very friendly and sweet!
Boy, born 2007 and girl born 2013
Cody: Mild mental delay, Atrial septal defect, HIV disease resulting in encephalopathy, Hypertrophy of tonsils
Caren: HIV
Listed: May 22, 2015
They must be adopted together. She is in a different orphanage because of her age, but in the same region, pretty close to each other. It will be the same court for both children.
He changed 3 orphanages already and this summer he will be transferred again because of his school age; he is scheduled to be transferred before school starts in September. Where is he going is NOT good! He needs OUT!! He is a very good and friendly boy and needs a family asap!
From a family who met Cody spring 2014: we were able to spend a good amount of time with him. He was delightful! He loved holding our hands when we went for walks outside, and he loved playing ball with my husband. He seemed healthy, smart, well-behaved, and kind to the other kids. We often saw him acting kind of like a big brother, helping some of the others with things like zipping their jackets. I think he would do great in a family with other kids. We were sad to say goodbye to him, and he asked us when his mom and dad were coming.
Boy, born 2009
Childhood autism, Drug-induced tics, Mixed specific developmental disorders, respiratory issues, Other alopecia areata, Umbilical hernia, enuresis
Listed: May 2015
Not communicative with children, better with adults, but very "selective" communication – he choses whom he likes and then he may talk to this person and he may absolutely ignore people whom he dislike.
Not much smiling. He speaks.
He is visited by his grandmother but she does not take him home.
Boy, born 2008
enuresis, Mild mental delays, Hyperopia, Astigmatism, pilonidal cyst or pilonidal fistula
Boy, born December 2004
Down syndrome
Listed: May 18, 2015
This sweet boy has been waiting for so long! He is much loved by some advocates who work with him and worked hard to help get his paperwork together so he could have a chance at a family. Please share him, and don't let this chance be lost!
Update Nov 2015:
He can do a lot of things, like a typical kid; he is the big brother in the orphanage, and helps the nanny do lots of housework. He feeds the babies, dresses them, put their shoes on, take the trash (babies' dirty diaper, wipers etc.) to go throw away, plays with kids while the nanny is busy, and takes good care of himself. He helps the old men do some gardening, he is very well potty-trained, he eats well, won't get the table messy, and knows to change the slippers while come into the room.
Videos available for interested families.
Girl, born 2008
She had surgery for heart defect, she was born prematurely, and was diagnosed with microcephaly in early childhood. She has feature of FAS (Fetal alcohol syndrome) but it is not on her medical record.
Boy, born Dec. 2004
Moderate mental delays, possible FAS
Listed: May 14, 2015
From a family who met him in July 2015: Pearson is a Lost Boy. He lives in a horrible institution. Pearson is nonverbal. I only heard him laugh. I never heard other sounds; that doesn't mean that he doesn't make them, I just never heard them while I was there. Pearson picks up quickly on things, like making a ball light up, or scribbling on the magna-doodle. He has a wonderful smile, and LOVED making his blue spiky ball light up. It is not in his file, but judged on behavior and facial features, we are pretty sure that he has FAS. We were not able to adopt Pearson because we have small children in our home, and also another son with major needs. Pearson is a beautiful boy, but he lives in a place that chews the boys up and spits them out. He was taken into government care as a baby, and has been there since. He most likely entered this institution when he was 5 or 6. That is a very long time to be neglected. It is a very long time to suffer the boredom and trauma of this place. He is very easily overstimulated. Every few minutes he is overwhelmed and his behavior reflects that. He needs constant supervision, and a home without small children. While he is very sweet and likes to throw balls, he also has a tendency to run away, break things, pull hair, head butt, spit, etc. The more he is worked with, the better his tolerance to stimulation will be. Someone without small children, and someone experienced with institutional behaviors would be best for Pearson. He is a beautiful, broken boy, who needs a mama and daddy to help him calm down, to play ball with him, and to love him and put his pieces back together that the institution broke."
From a family who met him in Fall 2013: Pearson is doing so good!! He is precious and sweet! I saw him from a distance every day. The first time, he was with a group of boys having their picture taken in the fall leaves. He always did what the nanny told him to. He walks very well, and he likes holding the nannies hands. My favorite day was when I walked past their group and he was right in front of me on the sidewalk, and before the nanny could move him, I bent down and in Russian told him how sweet he was. He took my face in both of his hands, and pulled me down so our foreheads were touching, and just stared in my eyes. I kissed his cheek, and his whole face lit up!! And he has the most adorable splatter of freckles! He is smaller than I would have thought too.
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Elliot, boy, born 2004 – mental delays
Casey, girl, born 2008, healthy
Lynn, girl, born 2006, healthy
Listed: May 12, 2015
Casey,the younger girl was born in 2008 and has no SNs, just some kind of development delay. She is smart and active, participate in all orphanage performances. She has now been transferred as well.
Her older sister, Lynn, was transferred from her orphanage due to her age and in August she will be transferred again. She was born in 2006. By orphanage social worker her older sister is VERY smart and beautiful, no SNs, very active in all performances. She has now been transferred again
Both girls need a family asap!!! These 2 siblings are to be adopted together for sure.
They have an older brother born in 2004. He is in the special school orphanage and has severe mental delays.
If a family decides to adopt all 3 children it will be great!!! If they want only two younger siblings they are to be approved for 3 children and to get referral to meet ALL 3 siblings. Then if they decide not to adopt the oldest one we will do the best to "separate" them. I think it is possible, but we cannot guarantee it for sure. They have a younger brother as well, and he has already been adopted.
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Boy, born June 2011
premature with moderate asphyxia. Uncertain data for periventricular hemorrhage. Manifestation of convergent strabismus and hypermetropia. Treatment with corrective glasses and occlusion. Increased tonus of limbs- started to walk at the age of 2 years and 2 months. Unstable walking. mild mental delay. Suspected possible autism
Updated: Jeremiah's record was updated, he does not have an autism diagnosis. He has generalized development disorders.
Jeremiah is calm when sleeps and is awake, has a good eating habits appropriate for the age. The child has chewing reflex and eats well. The child cannot service itself but is in the process of developing elementary skills for independence- takes part in the dressing process, holds the cutlery when eating.
Jeremiah can stand up without help, walks independently and is cautious in unknown environment. When someone holds his hand, he can go up and down stairs. He plays with cubes knocking them one another. He can appropriately use toys. He can continuously repeat one action. He is rarely interested in speech and role plays and has some moments of exclusion. He can express joy but difficulty becomes active in dynamic games. Micro motor skills are not well developed.
He rarely and selectively expresses interest for objects and happenings around him. He can use one particular object and does not always react to a new one that is offered to him. He shows and offers toys to other people. He can put some small items in a box and then empties it.
Jeremiah is often introspected in his own world and his attention and interest is not easy to be provoked. His memory is very short. He cannot remember words and activities that are not repeated continuously. He easily forgets. Sometimes he imitate a person he knows. The child communicates more with gestures and rarely uses speech. He can use only limited number of short words and does not follow instruction. He can express preferences among some items and activities. He can express pleasure and annoyance, joy, and happiness. He is happy during games, explores the game around him but with slower pace than the other children of his age.
Jeremiah can distinguish between familiar and unknown people. He can initiate a contact but has difficulties in maintaining it. He is passive in the playground and rarely initiates a contact with other children.
Jeremiah demonstrates delay in his psychomotor, cognitive and social development. Family environment poses extraordinary stimulating effect and he is able to quickly compensate his motor problems and shows potential for development. He can already walk independently, can overcome obstacles and stairs with help, develops skills for independence and stimulates his speech expression. His social skills are also under development.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, he will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for him.
Oliver was born in 2010. He sits with support. He doesn't speak. Oliver has Infantile cerebral palsy; Delays in the neuro-psychical development and underdeveloped speech. He can't walk or eat independently. The child is in a good general health.He can turn independently from his back to his stomach and vice-versa.
He can't pull up to a standing position independently. With someone's help, he can take steps. He uses a walker to move around. Oliver can give his hand; he picks up and holds objects for a short time. He can't use utensil independently and doesn't eat on his own. His sleep is calm. He easily falls asleep and doesn't have sleep disorders.
More photos available from the agency.
Because we only have this child's file for a short time, he will not be able to receive donations until a family is found for him.
Central nervous system lesions, spastic tetraparesis, severe mental delays, Vitreous Fibrosis, Horizontal Nystagmus, overbite.
Listed: May 2, 2015
NEW PHOTO! Stephen is such a treasure. We want a family for him so desperately. He is about the size of a 6 or 7 year old- just an itty bitty thing. The nannies say that he is blind, but we believe he can at least see shadows. He always wants to be near the window- especially on sunny days. There are two places you can usually find Stephen- either standing under the window at the end of the hall, or sitting on a chair in the kitchen, waiting for the next meal.
Stephen is extremely sensory-seeking and needs to feel the world around him. He loves to spin, flap his arms, spin some more, run, spin, you get the idea. He has absolutely no sensory input at the institution- so he has to create it himself.
He does not speak and displays many institutional behaviors. He is NOT harmful or aggressive to himself or others. He is absolutely adorable and has so.much.potential. He is more than a diagnosis.
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Girl, born 2011
Fibrosing alveolitis (kidneys pathology)
Other interstitial pulmonary diseases with fibrosis
Listed: May 2, 2015
She received hormone therapy, this is why she has sodden features. She does not receive it any more.
Girl, born 2012
Connective tissue hip dysplasia,
other congenital deformity of hip
Boy, born 2011
Symptomatic epilepsy, Epilepsy and recurrent seizures
Boy, born 2011
Specific disorders of mental development, possible Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Boy, born 2013 (wearing blue socks-pink shorts)
No special needs
Girl, born 2010 (wearing dress)
Microcephaly, low paraparesis
Girl, born 2010
Moebius Syndrome, neurofibromatosis, and psychomotor development delay.
Listed: April 28, 2015
Calliope has Moebius Syndrome. She has a below average IQ, and a slight psychomotor developmental delay as well as a speech development delay and a growth development delay. Her social maturity age is 3 years and 2 months. Generally, she is an active child that loves to learn. Her health is stable. She is practically independent and gets involved in what is going on around her without much difficulty.
Three brothers, to be adopted together.
Steve — (bowtie)
Boy, born early 2012
Bobby — (yellow/blue outfit)
Boy, born late 2012
congenital malformation of corpus callosum,
delay of psychological and motor development
Dave — Boy, born 2013
Carrier of Hepatitis B, surface antigen
Boy, born 2011
Microcephaly, specific disorders of mental development, cardiomyopathy
Listed: April 27, 2015
Boy, born 2013
Internal hydrocaphalus, condition after VP shunting, double reflexory pyramidal insufficiency, crossed eyes
Listed April 27, 2015
Girl, born 2010
Moderate mental delay, congenital brain malformation, ventriculomegalia, crossed eyes
Boy, born 2012
Delay of psychological and motor development, crossed eyes
Girl, born 2009
mild mental delays
Listed April 27, 2015
She is a child Americans usually define as "a happy child". She is very friendly with others. She is very active and likes to participate in orphanage performances, she recites poems. But in general she has some educational issues.
They must be adopted together.
Boy, born 2011
Congenital brain malformation, epileptic syndrome with frequent polymorphic seizures, cranial bones deformation, chest deformation, knee- and elbow-joints contracture.
The child is in medication sleep due to frequent seizures
Boy, born 2010
Infantile cerebral paralysis, internal hydrocephalus, mental delay, crossed eyes, medically induced chronic hepatitis, hip joints contracture, partial atrophy of optic nerves, secondary cardiomyopathy, nanism
Such a little sweetie … look at those delicate fingers and big dark eyes!
He has possible features of FAS. This is not a diagnosis, but a cautionary disclosure.
Boy, born 2011
Williams syndrome, congenital malformation of urogenital system, left pyelectasia, chronic pyelonephritis, organic amino acids derangement
Boy, born 2010
Spastic parenteral paralysis, double hemiplegia, pseudobulbar syndrome, epileptic syndrome, severe mental delays, right loxia, hip dysplasia
Listed April 24, 2015
Girl, born 2010
Microcephaly, abnormal development of the left upper limb, moderate mental delay
Listed: April 24, 2015
Girl, born 2011
Kidneys dysplasia, chronic pyelonephritis, partial atrophy of optic nerves, secondary cardiomyopathy, crossed eyes, after-effects of brain injury.
She is bedridden.
Boy, born 2013
Internal progressive hydrocephalus with brain atrophy, condition after shunting, ventriculitis, microphthalmia, congenital retina malformation, crossed eyes, mental delay
Boy, born 2009
autism spectrum disorder, cognitive deficiency, mental delay
Listed: April 23, 2015
Boy, born 2009
Robinow syndrome, external-internal hydrocephalus, mental delay, secondary cardiomyopathy, minor heart anomaly, nanism, secondary enzyme defect, recurrent bronchitis
From a family who adopted in 2016:
I did not personally meet him, but he was in my son's institution when we were there just two months ago. The village where this institution is located is small and very safe. The hotel has modern amenities and is owned by an English speaking local who will take very good care of you and feed you very well! The locals are friendly and helpful to Americans. The institution is a quick and easy walk from the hotel. We were the second family to ever adopt from this institution and the judge in this region waived the ten day wait for both of us. I would be more than happy to talk to those interested in adopting from this institution. We had an excellent experience here!
Girl, born 2012
Internal hydrocephalus compensated, tetraparesis, dysmetabolic nephropathy, chronic pyelonephritis, subnanism
Listed: April 21, 2015
Boy, born 2011
After-effects of encephalitis, spastic tetraparesis, hyperkinetic syndrome, crossed eyes, hip joints contracture, deep mental delays
Girl, born 2010
Microcephaly, Cerebral Palsy
Listed: Apr 16, 2015
URGENT: FACING IMMINENT TRANSFER to the INSTITUTION
Listed: April 16, 2015
Update Jan 2016:
The child is making good progress! He started to walk, plays well, reacts to everyone and everything. He is very affectionate and smiles all the time.
He has to be transferred to the institution now.
Girl, born 2014
Boy, born 2012
Renal agenesis and other reduction defects of kidney
Listed: April 13, 2015
From a family who has met him many times:
This boy is absolutely exploding with energy. He's really unsteady on his feet so he's constantly roaming the halls half-running/half-falling. He loves to touch and craves physical contact. Sometimes we can get a glorious moment of quiet when he will just let us hold him and wrap our arms around him. He really does love that and it does wonders for his brain development. It's just a matter of getting him still enough to realize he likes it!
He loves any kind of sensory play, like feeling the dirt outside and holding his hand under a running faucet. He likes to sit in a wheelchair and be pushed around, even though he doesn't need a wheelchair! The best thing we can do for him is take him on walks. He likes to be outside so sometimes we just get him outside and follow wherever he leads. He doesn't have any words, but when he gets excited he gives his signature shriek to let us know he's excited. He needs a family who can provide him with a lot of structure. Right now he is constantly seeking sensory input, and getting into a lot of trouble doing that. We believe he would thrive within the structure and love of a family.
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Boy, born 2009
congenital heart disease, ventricular septal defect in the phase of closure, nebtal delay, nanism
Probable FAS (cautionary disclosure….facial features and other medical complications consistent with this condition).
Update from a family who met him in April 2016:
The director was encouraging us to consider (Max) for adoption too and really wants to see him in a family. He was transferred into the institution with our son. He was very small for his age, (maybe the size of an American 3 year old) and very active. He reminded me of a small chipmunk because he kept running around the director's office and poking his nose into everything!!! He was SO curious! I saw him get cookies off the director's table and he was able to chew and swallow, without difficulty, though he does tend to overload his mouth. (maybe he is afraid they will take the food away?) He drinks normally from a cup.
He understood speech addressed to him and appropriately made the correct animal sound when asked what the dog, cow, etc says. He also knew placement of his body parts. (Eyes, ears…) I did not observe him speak except for animal sounds but gestured appropriately when he needed his needs met.
He does tend to ignore redirection, but does it with a mischievous gleam in his eye and, due to him responding appropriately to questions, there is no doubt in my mind he understands, just doesn't want to listen! After all, the director's large office was a fun, new place to explore!
I saw him swinging in a swing and he seems fine physically. His movement (walking and running) is very good. He is not overly affectionate but tolerates affection well. (Director was lifting him/giving him hugs)
This is a nice institution to adopt from. It is an easy walk from the hotel and the hotel director speaks English and is very welcoming and accommodating to American guests. They will overfeed you! There are many shops, parks, and markets within easy walking distance of the hotel and institution. Unfortunately, at this institution, the disabled adult men are lumped in with the little boys. Max needs out now! He has amazing potential with a family!
Boy, born 2011
Mental delay, minor heart anomaly, left loxia
Boy, born 2010 HIV, cardiomyopathy, inguinal hernia, rickets, other congenital valgus deformity of the feet, anemia, disorder of the brain Will try to get his updated picture soon. Diagnosis are also dated when he was a baby so many things could have gone except for HIV.
Boy, born August 2012
Hydrocephalus, nystagmus, strabismus
UPDATE April 2015
He is pretty healthy. Had bronchiolitis and pneumonia. It is good that he did not have any problems with shunt after placement in newborn period. Prognosis depends how well hydrocephalus was advanced. In his case it will be no problems since he did not have complications in the first months. That he did not have any shunt infection that required surgical revision which is a very good sign. If there is no initial delay most of the cases have a totally normal life. There is no history of seizure disorder. He is small for his age, but we do not know history of the parents. There is a foot abnormality mentioned, but is nothing it does not restrict his normal activity. I do not see any ophtalmological evaluation for his nystagmus. Crossed eyes are not a big problem.
UPDATE March 2015:
Milo has excellent qualities. He is a very clever child. He made his first steps at the age of 10 months. At the age of 12 months he started to speak complete sentences … The child only problem is the strabismus, but it can be corrected in the USA. After his birth it was made an intervention for removal of pressure in the brain in the best and most modern hospital in country. The operation was successful, no need for a second for now.
The agency has several pictures and videos available.
Boy, born July 2003
Cerebral palsy, hemiplegia to the right
Listed: April 6, 2015
Mitch can walk. He is mentally healthy and very, very much wants to be adopted and live in a family.
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Girl, born 2010
Other reduction deformities of brain, Moderate mental delays, Valgus deformity, Hypermetropia, Convergent concomitant strabismus, Umbilical hernia with obstruction, without gangrene
From the orphanage: The girl needs a family asap. She is a kind child surviving with no parents. She requires much individual care because her educational ability is very low. In her orphanage she does not follow instructions; her vocabulary is very poor; she is severe speech delayed. She does not like to play with other children in her orphanage, she is on her own. She wants more attention than her caregivers are able to provide her with.
Girl, born 2012
Microcephaly, callosum apoplasia, partial atrophy of optic nerves, nanism, minor cardiac abnormalities
Girl, age 7
Listed: March 28, 2015
Mandy is 7 years old and currently lives with a foster family. She has many friends and her foster mother describes her as a very affectionate little girl with a bright personality. Mandy is a blind, but regardless of her situation, she has learned great self-help skills such as being able to comb her hair and tie her shoes. She is attending kindergarten and participating in physical and speech therapy to improve in her development. Mandy needs additional care and love from a forever family and if you are interested in adopting this precious little girl, please let us know immediately.
Boy, born 2007
down syndrome
Boy, born March 2006
Down syndrome, Severe Psychomotor Delay, Organic Language Delay
Listed: March 20, 2015
Adonai was found, abandoned along a public road as an infant. He shows affection toward those who care for him. He smiles constantly and seeks caresses from those around him; he also enjoys giving affection. He is connected to his surroundings, makes visual contact, responds to his name and follows simple directions. He has difficulty with oral expression and comprehension, and is receiving psychological treatment for showing auto-aggression.
We are waiting on a photo to share with you! Additional medical info available. Single moms and larger families welcome.
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Girl, born 2010
Everleigh is paraplegic due to Myelomeningocele.
Everleigh is a communicative child who knows what she likes and dislikes. She responds to gestures of affection.
Girl, born 2004
Apert Syndrome, Craniosynostosis, Syndactyly (feet and hands), Language disorder
Listed: March 20, 2015
Vaida is sociable; responds with friendly smile.
As of 2012: Vaida has a mild to moderate mental delays, she shows difficulty in taking objects with her hands, she is able to integrate simple concepts necessary for her daily living, her language isn't understandable, low attention and memory.
She is able to walk without help and is independent in her daily living activities, articulated visuomotor coordination, recognizes her body parts; she has difficulty communicating with others.
Vaida is a very loving child who helps the care takers; she is curious, she enjoys when someone tells her a tale, easy going with the therapies. She gets tired quickly and prefers play activities. In front of strangers she avoids contact, hiding or putting her head down.
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Boy, born January 2006
Slightly Mentally delayed, deaf, Speech and language disorder
Listed: March 20, 2015
Amadeus is restless and his moods can vary. He lacks affection. He needs a neurological evaluation to determine his Dx. Child institutionalized given the abuse and neglect of his mother.
From his report dated 2011:
As of 2011 (at 5 years old), he was testing at a mental age 2 yrs and 7 months; labeled as Mild Mental Retardation. He has poor expressive language with recent slight improvements saying: bread, water, mom. He has attended a community school, and adapts easily; participates and plays with other kids, shows interest in activities around the orphanage showing enthusiasm and communicates through guttural sounds. Receptive to expressions of attention and affection, responding with happiness to hugs and smiles. In some circumstances reacts in an auto-aggressive way biting his index finger, showing low level of tolerance and trying to hit his peers. Showing major deficiencies in communication but better ability in self-reliance to eat and to get dressed and to get clean.
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Boy, born October 2013
Fetal (FAS), hypotonia, Global developmental delay
Boy, born August 2014
preamaturity, anemia, VSD, umbilical hernia, central hypotonia
Genetic workup in progress
Boy, born October 2010
FAS diagnosis, speech delays; CHD (atrial septal defect-closed); Family history of TB (grandparents, mother); Allergies/chronic cough
Listed: March 18, 2015
Fitzgerald attends preschool. The boy is a standalone, can use a spoon, fork. In class, Fitzgerald is not focused, disturbing others. While playing, he scatters toys, not playing for their intended purpose. He often hits the other children. He likes to have fun with music, art classes, exercise gym. Speech boy is understandable. The boy can independently indicate the parts of the body. Fitzgerald very often during the day comes to receive hugs, he needs praise, wants to be the center of attention.
The agency only has his file for a short while — interested families shouldn't delay in inquiring!
Girl, born 2001
Sensorineural bilateral hearing loss, Expressive language disorder
Clara can talk.
Listed: March 16, 2015
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Girl, born 2003
Cerebral palsy
Listed: March 16, 2015
Skyler is a very kind and friendly girl, studies well.
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Boy, born 2012
Down Syndrome, crossed eyes, cryptorchism
updated pics 9/15!!
Listed: March 16, 2015
He is a DOLL!!! He is a favorite in the orphanage and loves to giggle!
Girl, born late 2002
Slight mental delay, simple astigmatism
Listed: March 1, 2015
From a family who met her in 2014:
This young lady is very sweet! She is in school and just finished the 3rd level. Betsy likes to color, read, run, swing on the playground, and dance. When we were able to talk to her she seemed slightly shy but very calm and gentle. Betsy is articulate and seems only slightly delayed. She and my daughter hugged and cried when they had to say good-bye. Betsy really wants to come to America. She would be a wonderful addition to any family!
I would love to share more with seriously interested families.
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Boy, born early 2004
Slight mental delay, astigmatism, mitral valve prolapse of I stage
Listed: March 1, 2015
From a family who met him in 2014: This boy is an absolute treasure! He is kind-hearted and thoughtful of others. Brock enjoys dancing in school productions, doing school work on the computer, shooting hoops, playing soccer, reading books, painting and cutting out art projects, and sliding down slides. He is one of my daughter's really good friends. They hugged and cried when my daughter left the orphanage. Brock desperately needs a family to rescue him and give him a joyful life full of love.
I would love to share more with seriously interested families.
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Two sisters; the older sister has post-surgical encephalopathy.
Sara, age: 12 years
The girl had post-surgical encephalopathy of moderate degree. Condition after surgery of a benign formation of the cerebrum. The girl is clinically healthy at present. Her physical development is within the norm, as well as her intelligence.
Listed: February 25, 2015
The child communicates freely with both children and adults. She enjoys listening to music and dancing. She has a very close emotional bond with her younger sister.
Susan, age: 11 years
Healthy. Her intelligence is within the norm. The child is sociable and radiant. She has well-developed self-service skills and hygiene habits. Her physical and mental development is correspondent to her age.
In the videos you will see the girls say "hello", tell that they are in 7th and 5th grade respectively. Sara's favorite school subjects are reading and mathematics and Susan's is man and nature. They share they have friends. Write. When asked confirm they are studying English at school but they get embarrassed and the only words in English they can think of are "Hello" and "Goodbye"
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Girls, ages 8 & 10
Special Needs: Microcephaly, mild cognitive delay, anxiety and behavior disorder
Listed February 15, 2015
Audrey is 8 years old and Anna is 10 years old. They are sisters who express a lot of love and care for one another. They wish to be adopted together, and hope to find a forever family.
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Girl, Born August 2007
brain malformations, bilateral hearing loss,significant cognitive delays, heart condition strabismus, anemia
NEW PHOTO!! Brandi is a beautiful 9 year old girl. She is listed with bilateral hearing loss, but can definitely hear, as she will turn around and look for the person calling her name, and does respond to commands given if she chooses (if she doesn't, she screams/attempts to run/swats at the caregiver). Cognitively, she is very delayed, more like a toddler, in ability to understand what's going on around her, and in her responses, and appropriateness. She also has strabismus in both eyes, and has both a heart condition and anemia. She does NOT have CP, nor microcephaly. She does have brain malformations, significant developmental delays, and many stimming behaviors that are typical of lower functioning autism. She is completely nonverbal.
Families interested in Brandi should be aware that she appears to have autism, and that it impacts her significantly. She is a "runner" and will bolt and run unless contained or restrained and potential families need to be aware that this is common in autism, and that they will need to take appropriate measures to keep her safe in a home and family. She has a history of aggression when changes occur, such as a move, or unexpected event, which include biting peers and adults, and she struggled for at least a year after her last orphanage change four years ago, but is doing better now. However, as many with autism thrive on routine and predictability, families need to be aware that she may handle a transition poorly, especially at first. She has excellent mobility, and is very typically sized for a normal 7 year old in weight and height, and when she resists, it is challenging for a grown woman to hold her back. She has been in a school for the deaf, however, she knows no sign language nor does she read lips. She is very much in her own world in many ways. She enjoys music and will sometimes clap, but remains disconnected from the group and does not interact with adults (was not seen with peers).
Brandi attempts to smell/lick everything that is handed to her and when she realizes it isn't food, she is not typically interested. The nannies report that she has an excellent appetite, and that she enjoys eating. She stims by rocking, throwing herself back and forth, sucking all four fingers on her hand, grunting, and moaning/shrieking. She walks with a lurching gallop. She flaps her hands often. A potential family should be aware that she has no awareness of danger, no fear of strangers and is very much like a very young child emotionally and cognitively, but physically is strong and very mobile. She currently takes psychiatric medications to assist in sleep and behavior.
She is a lovely little girl, with beautiful blond hair and clear complexion. She is in a good orphanage where she is well cared for. Families need to research autism, and be comfortable and familiar with caring safely for a child with the issues mentioned above, in order to provide Brandi with a safe, loving home.
Boy, born November 2004
Down syndrome
Listed: February 10, 2015
Meet Asherton. Asherton has good gross motor skills and he is able to feed and dress himself. He attends school and enjoys it. Though he is hard to understand when he talks, he likes to talk a lot. He can understand what others tell him and can follow directions. Asherton likes listening to music, singing, dancing and playing games with other children. Asherton is waiting for a loving family that will help him grow and thrive.
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Boy, born April 2006
Down syndrome
Listed: February 4, 2015
Jamison is sweet, very affectionate and loves to play outside. Single moms welcome!!
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Girl, born March 2009 (previously listed as Victoria)
Listed: Feb 4, 2015
Esme's diagnosis was previously reported as Down syndrome, but it appears that is incorrect according to her file.
The real diagnosis is Ritscher–Schinzel 3C syndrome. It is a rare condition, whose symptoms include heart defects, cerebellar hypoplasia, and cranial dysmorphism. The report also states that when she was 15 months old she had a surgery to correct a congenital heart defect (cardiopathy). In April 2013 she had a correction of her AV fistula in her right wrist. In July 2013 she had a correction of her blocked tear duct. She has been treated for asthma.
Sweet Esme is 5 years old; she loves to play with dolls. She is a sweet girl who is kind, affectionate, funny, and lovable. She has been living in a foster home since she was 2-months-old, and is very affectionate with her foster family. She loves playing with her foster siblings, and gets along very well with the children closest to her age. Her foster mother describes her as a happy, obedient, sociable child, and they enjoy having her in their home.
Because Esme has Syndrome 3C, a condition that is characterized by cardiac malformations, cerebellar hypoplasia, and cranial dysmorphism (3C's), her development is not up to age level. She has been going to therapy to develop her speech skills. She also has Enuresis, which affects her bladder and urination control.
Esme interacts well with other children and loves to watch TV and play. She can eat, brush her teeth, and dress herself independently. She loves doing her homework and schoolwork, and can concentrate on a task or an activity. She is an extremely outgoing child, who is respectful and always follows directions.
Esme is looking for a forever family that will provide her with love and affection, kindness and guidance. She will bring lots of laughter, many smiles, and tons of hugs to your home!
Boy, age: 7
Moderate mental delay; significant disturbance in the behavior requiring care and treatment; slightly hyperkinetic behavior; strabismus (wears glasses)
Joshua spent the first 6 years of his life in an orphanage surrounded by children much younger than him. As a result, he was not held to age appropriate expectations. He has recently been moved to a group home with children in his age range and significant improvements in his development have already been observed.
While living in his previous environment, he was often bribed to get compliance. As a result, he learned that if he acted badly, someone would give him a "present" in order to get him to behave. This has resulted in him not understanding how to regulate his behavior and in him having negative behaviors simply for the sake of getting a "reward" in order to get him to act appropriately. He needs a family that is willing to provide a structured family environment with consistency in teaching him how to build his own personal boundaries, how to respect other people's personal boundaries, how to appropriately regulate his emotions, and how to appropriately respond and handle his emotions.
The staff at the group home HAS seen progress in the short time that he has been in their facility. They are working with him on learning to take care of himself, follow the routines of the group home, and how to deal with his emotions when he is upset or frustrated. He is an active little boy who loves to play outside and listen to music. At this time, he prefers the attention of the adults over interacting with other children, but this is also a learned behavior that the staff is working to address.
Observations from someone who has met him:
Joshua does have behavior issues, and needs a family who can be FIRM and invest the time needed with him. He should be the youngest child in a family, so he doesn't inadvertently hurt younger children. It is possible that he is on the Autism spectrum, but autism is not in his official file. A family who met him is willing to talk to families who are seriously considering adopting Joshua.
Photos and videos from January 2015 are available through the agency.
Girl, born 2008
Backbone separation with hydrocephalus, cross- eye, Atrophy of eye nerves. Other and unspecified hydronephrosis on the left side.
Girl, born 2008
Mental delays, Cerebral Palsy, development delay. Atrophy of eye nerve. Cardiopathy.
From someone who met her in June 2013: "She was one of my absolute favorite kids I met! She is just the sweetest thing. She is diagnosed with MR not sure she really is. She was giggling and introduced herself by saying her name. She has a huge smile! She has a special nanny that does PT with her. She was bed bound when I met her but she came from a very good orphanage before she was transferred here. She needs out now!!"
Girl, born 2004
Mental delays. Down syndrome, cardiopathia. Umbilical hernia. Convergent squint.
Listed: October 4, 2012
Paige had previously been living with her mother until she lost her rights.
She can sit independently and can crawl! Her speech is not well developed but she can partially understand what you are saying. She has a very short attention span.
Update June 2013:
Lovely Paige has hair now! She broke my heart. She was just sitting on the couch rocking back and forth and didn't respond at all when I came over to her. Poor, sweet thing!! The nannys love her, but she needs more than they can give. I am not sure if the move was hard on her or what but she just rocked and rocked.
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Girl, born 2007
Birth anomaly brain development, microcephaly with tetraparesis, convulsive syndrome. Mental delays. Convergent squint. Partial optic atrophy. Umbilical hernia.
Oh sweet Vera! She spends much of her day in the crib and she needs stimulation!! She is living on borrowed time. She has tremendous potential for improvement if only she is given the chance. She will require medical attention and families should expect at the very least physical therapy.
Update June 2013:
Vera is doing well! She looks good — but she still spends too much time in her crib.
Vera needs a family!
Girl, born 2004
Diagnoses: deep mental delay. Cerebral paralysis- double spastic form, microcephaly. Strabismus, divergent squint, and Optic atrophy. First degree anemia.
Listed: October 4, 2012
Sweet little Shayla could tremendously use a family and medical attention to help her thrive. She has already been living in this orphanage for 3 years and risks soon having to be transferred to a place where adoption will be next to impossible.
Her speech is not well developed, she holds toys in her hands for brief periods of time (but she sure does love to hold stuffed animals!), she has a reaction when you say her name but she is not able to communicate back but she smiles. She walks with support- can"t walk independently. Children in this orphanage need families! They do not receive enough interaction/therapy to help them thrive. They are seen as hopeless but we know that is not true!
Update June 2013:
This is not a great picture [on the right] but she would NOT sit still. She was wanting to move!! She thought it was so funny and would not stop laughing and rocking back and forth about the camera. The nannys also were laughing with her- her laugh and happiness is very infectious.
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Girl, born 2005
Mild to moderate delays, needs dental work
Listed: October 29, 2012
Sweet girl! She needs a mama to paint her nails and braid her hair. She's trying so hard to force a smile for the camera.
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Girl, born 2007
Symptomatic epilepsy, autism, development delay, scoliosis, dermatitis, mental delays
She loved, loved loved the camera. Could not get enough of it but she would prefer to hold it herself. She was able to follow directions and was playing independently with toys.
Girl, Born January 2002
From her medical records: chondrodysplasia
Listed: August 7, 2010
Lauren says "HI Mama!! I'm here waiting for you!" (in this photo she is riding a rocking horse!)
Lauren is a super-sweet and active little girl. She is very social and affectionate, and will do well in a family setting.
As with all children living in these difficult conditions, this child's cognitive development has regressed significantly since he/she was younger. It is of crucial importance that any family considering the adoption of an older child from the mental institution setting be well prepared for what to expect with regards to how the neglect and lack of adequate medical care and nourishment has affected this child. These children all have TREMENDOUS potential for improvement, and deserve to have a life outside these four walls.
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Girl, born 2008
Mental delays, anomaly innate of development of central nervous system and spinal hernia with lower paraplegia, cross- eye. Chronic kidney infections (obstructive pyelonephritis, and congenital megaureter)
From someone who met her, summer 2013:
This girl has my heart. I can not get her off my mind! I wish I was in a place to adopt or I would go get her. I really, really hope a family falls in love with her like I have! I got to kiss her and love on her for a little bit. No idea what she was saying to me but she gave the biggest smile- very photogenic. I can't bear to think about her just sitting in the wheelchair and watching the other kids play!
Girl, born 2007
Cerebral palsy, dysplastic cardiopathy, first degree flatfoot, incorrect posture, hearing loss, epilepsy
Girl, born 2002
Mild to moderate delays, Cerebral Palsy
Listed: October 29, 2012
Update June 2013:
Frieda is also very sweet but is delayed. She is shy when you meet her but she loves lollipops and will smile for one 🙂 There is video also available with her in it, for interested families. She knew the words to the lyrics to the songs they performed and also tried to dance along to the music. She does like to rock a little bit when she sits more than likely to self-soothe.
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Boy, Born 2001
Listed: January 23, 2015
Alexey is considered significantly delayed. He is fully mobile, and oh so handsome! But he has been given a second chance at life, saved from the mental institution and living in this well-kept school setting.
From a family who met him, Sept 2012: Alexei is really a handsome guy and I think he knows it! He was playing ball with his groupa and is very active. When he was given a cookie from us he said thank you appropriately and made perfect eye contact. He will be a joy to any family with sons at home!
Update June 2013: Alexey has a very big sweet tooth! He would not put down his lollipop to take a picture- when asked he told us politely "No, thank you." 🙂
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Girl, born Feb 2001
Diagnosis: severe grade of the mental delay, hydrocephalus, fibrosis of hyaloid, secondary glaucoma, exfoliation/detachment of retina, congenital defect of the heart partition
Listed: February 13, 2012
Angela is very small for her age. She needs a family!
Update June 2013:
She is so sweet. She is blind, but follows with her head your voice and she smiles very big when you talk to her! She has such potential but is in a bed!!
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Girl, born 2002
Mild to moderate delays
Listed: October 29, 2012
Another lovely young lady, still waiting for her forever family.
Update June 2013:
This picture does not show off her true beauty! She loved wearing this dress as when she danced the beads went flying. She has some pretty good dancing moves! I am not sure if she knew the words to the song but her mouth moved the entire time. She also rocks when she sits and does present as delayed. She has a very sweet, shy smile.
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Girl, born 2006
Mild to moderate delays, FAS
Listed: October 29, 2012
This child shows significant facial features of FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome). Please research this condition so you are best prepared to help her thrive at home!
New picture (red stripes) from summer 2013.
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Girl, born 2005
Diagnsis: mental delays, light degree tetraparesis (CP)
Listed: October 14, 2012
Miss Nadene has regressed greatly in the orphanage. She has bad memory and attention. She is very shy and quiet. She needs help often but she can walk with support. She could use the love of a family to really blossom!
She is a mover! It was difficult to get her to stand still.
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Girl, born 2005
Mild to moderate mental delays
Listed: October 29, 2012
This little peach is just waiting for a family of her own!
Update June 2013:
So disappointed her new picture is fuzzy. She is teeny-tiny and a very happy little girl!
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Girl, born 2004
Mild to moderate mental delays
Listed: October 29, 2012
Isn't she just the sweetest?
Update June 2013:
Coralina is also such a sweet girl! She loved the beach balls and was running around the room making sure they all stayed in one place. She is very small especially considering she is almost 9. She is in a video, available to interested families.
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Girl, born February 2003
Mental delays, fetal alcohol syndrome, microcephaly, partial atrophy of optic nerve, birth vitium cordis
Listed: October 8, 2012
Alys is a beautiful, sweet girl who is already 9 years old! She has significant mental delays, FAS, microcephaly and partial atrophy of optic nerve. She could greatly benefit from a family!
Update June 2013:
She was about ready to take her nap when I saw her. She already had her hands behind her head relaxing! She does get out of her crib and her orphanage just created an outside safe space for older children who are in cribs.
Married couples only. Larger families and older parents welcome.
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Girl, born 2003
Mild to moderate delays, left eye condition
Listed: October 29, 2012
Update June 2013:
Look at Delta- isn't she beautiful?! She is SO, SO sweet- we gave the kids lollipops and she grabbed my hand and squeezed it and said thank you. She is very "with it"- the kids danced for me and she was one of the very few that was on beat! She is able to follow directions and imitate. I have a video but for privacy reasons I can't put it on her profile but if a family is considering her I would be happy to share!
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Girl, Born June 2001
From her medical records: congenital microcephaly, autism
Listed: August 7, 2010
Justine is a pretty girl with dark hair and eyes. She is fully mobile and active. Her face bears features of FAS, but this is not documented and is only a cautionary disclosure.
As with all children living in these difficult conditions, this child's cognitive development has regressed significantly since he/she was younger. It is of crucial importance that any family considering the adoption of an older child from the mental institution setting be well prepared for what to expect with regards to how the neglect and lack of adequate medical care and nourishment has affected this child. These children all have TREMENDOUS potential for improvement, and deserve to have a life outside these four walls.
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Girl, born 2004
Mild to moderate delays
Listed: October 29, 2012
Update June 2013:
She is delayed but she tries very hard to keep up with everything. She is super, super smiley- like she could not stop smiling and giggling. She loved singing and she also loved watching everyone else dance (she did not participate). She also rocks when she sits, but again probably to self-soothe. There is video available with her in it as well.
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Girl, Born 2003
Alisha was born with Penn-Sjogren Syndrome. We do not have any other info indicating why she may be cognitively and physically delayed. She has cognitive delays, and a divergent squint.
Listed: JAugust 7, 2010
Update 2012:
Little Miss Alisha's eyesight has regressed significantly. She needs a family!
She can't move by herself but she tries to sit. Her speech is not developed. Mental processes are not formed. Ideation is not developed. Alisha is friendly and quiet. Her emotional world is poor. She needs care constantly.
Update June 2013:
Look how good she looks! When I saw her she was sitting on the floor with another child, and she reached out and tugged on my pant leg almost like "look at me!" I said her name, and she gave me a big grin.
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Listed: August 7, 2010
Chrystyna is a beautiful, brown haired, brown eyed girl who deserves a chance at a better life! Her official orphanage papers say she has developmental delays/difficulties from birth, but nothing more specific than that. It is possible she has FAS (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome). Her biological mother was deprived her parental rights in December 2004, and the biological father is not known. Chrystyna has so much potential, and will be a precious gift to any family who adopts her.
Chrystyna is already living in an institution, so we need a family for her right away!
UPDATE: God has been watching Chrystyna. She was recently transferred out of the institution into a wonderful facility, where they teach these children, work with them, and they appear very well cared for. The difference in the few girls who were transferred OUT of the institution is incredible! Please give these girls a second chance for a loving family!
If you are unfamiliar with FAS, please spend some time researching this condition. Just as with Down syndrome, FAS and FAE have a wide variation of effects on each child, both medically, physically, and cognitively. This is typically dependent on how long during the pregnancy the mother consumed alcohol, and of course, how much. There is no way to know this ahead of time.
From a family who met her, Sept 2012:
She is getting settled into her new environment. She seems to be very comfortable in her groupa. She is very beautiful and still has a lot of potential. She deserves a chance!
From someone who met her, June 2013:
During the music performance, she was constantly stimming really fast (like it looks like she is being fast forwarded) and after they finished she was taken out by a nanny. Not sure what is going on with her; If interested families want to see the videos they are welcome to! I know a family tried to take pictures of her last year but couldn't get a good one because she moved so much!
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Girl, Born 2002
Cerebral Palsy, mild/moderate mental delays
Listed: August 7, 2010
Anastasia is a lovely young lady with blonde hair and blue eyes. Anastasia was born with CP, and has difficulty walking, but she is very smart and affectionate and doing well. Physical therapy will work wonders for her. She will be a wonderful daughter for anyone who considers her!
Update June 2013:
This girl is a dancer! She does not let her CP stop her and she was up and dancing up and down to the music. She is mobile and does walk unassisted but poor thing desperately needs PT and is not receiving it. Her legs do not go straight
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Girl, born January 2001
Mild to moderate mental delays
Listed: October 29, 2012
Soleil comes very highly recommended from the orphanage director. She has shown great progress since she entered the orphanage.
She is running out of time — a family must be found for her before she turns 16!
Update June 2013:
Soleil really stands out. She is a helper. She was helping the younger children stand up and dance and they were watching her to mimic what to do. She seems to be one of children that helps the orphanage staff as she is able to follow directions. She can read and speaks very clearly when asked questions. It is unclear why she is in this specific orphanage and they pointed her out specifically as needing a family! She is a very sweet girl who said she has dreamed about having a family but isn't sure if she will ever have one- it just about broke my heart. There is also video available with her in it!
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Girl, born August 2009
Jessica has congenital brain malformation. She has a heart defect: stenosis of the pulmonary artery, and an atrial septal defect.
Re-listed: January 5, 2015
Love the grin on this little love! She has vision issues (listed as optic atrophy and also nystagmus). She is listed as anemic and malnourished.
Families should be aware that her medical history says FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome), as well.
*** Jessica can be adopted together with EMERSON and/or KRISTOPHER if a family is interested and approved in their home study. ***
Listed: Dec 31, 2014
From a volunteer who knows her in August 2016: "Elinor is a sweet little girl who craves attention. Elinor is non verbal and she hardly makes sounds at all. She seems to understand everything that is being said to her. She reacts strongly on body language as well. She shies away from people that have negative/aggressive body language and she comes closer to people with positive/loving body language. Elinor is the smallest child in the group. She spends most of the time sitting on the ground or a chair, not really doing anything. She does not play with toys that are offered to her. She loves to sit on someones lap and it makes her calm when someone sings to her. She would take every chance to cuddle. The nurses said that if she had a chance to be cuddled all day, that she would. Elinor does have some protective behaviors. When she feels threatened she will bite people. It will not stop until that person creates space between them. If she is still upset them, she will continue to bite herself. She does not purposely harm others and she doesn't seem to bite any of the other children, only adults. Because she is the smallest child of the group, she is an easy target for the aggressive behaviors of the other children. Elinor seems to be potty trained, she knows how to eat and drink by herself. She also knows perfectly how to navigate a smartphone an play easy games on it or swipe through pictures. She loves all electronic deviced, such as phones, cameras, etc."
Elinor, Devora, Isolde, Julia, Sullivan, Artemur, Duane, Abner and Irina may all be in the same region.
Girl, born 2010
Girl, born April 2009
Generally healthy. Wears glasses. Intellectual development in a normal range. She has a very large vocabulary. The disturbed emotional development – social. Suspected harassment through a father.
Boy, born February 2011
Skin allergies. EEG abnormalities were detected. Behavioral and emotional disorders. Suspicion of harassment. Observed behavior imitating sexual behavior. Has very well developed verbal skills, expressed with lightness. Has a large vocabulary.
Girl, born December 2013
Distal urethral acidosis. Nephrocalcinosis. Hearing loss on both sides. Heart defect. Hypotrophy. Slightly delayed psychomotor development. Reduced muscle tension.


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Publicity Guaranteed Publicity Guaranteed and its CEO Alex Konanykhin are perpetrating credit card fraud out of their VA, NY, FL, and DC offices Fairfax Virginia
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I encourage those, like me, who were fooled by this ruse to report him to their respective state's Better Business Bureaus and, via Ripoff Report, to connect to pursue restitution for damages incurred by his crimes.
Below please find the specifics of the Publicity Guaranteed's ruse and fraudulent credit card perpetration against me.
I have documentation and legal evidence supporting this response.
1.In January of 2007, after lengthy discussions with Nat Kurok to confirm my articles would be placed in publications aimed at my target high end corporate client base, I engaged Publicity Guaranteed to advertise my boutique management consulting service. Publicity Guaranteed agreed to publish my article in publications aimed at this audience. I should have been forewarned when they incorrectly input my credit card number and Alex Konanykhin called immediately, almost in a panic, to get my correct number.
2. After seeing how Publicity Guaranteed placed my article in low grade, cheap or free, supermarket flier quality publications, I realized Publicity Guaranteed's publicity program was a ruse, intended to capture my credit card number and charge me a premium for placements through an established network of low quality publications, marking up charges at a break neck pace before I could interfere or stop the crime. They initially stated I would have placement approval rights and input, but they lied and misled me and charged my card without my approval.
3.Immediately, on February 7, 2007, in a phone conversation, I demanded these services be halted. A representative from Publicity Guaranteed agreed to stop all services and charges. In the process of explaining my displeasure, Alex Konanykhin's behavior became nothing less than ignorant and abusive. It was clear his and his company's aim has no interest in benefiting its clients. It is an intended ruse created to rip people off and must be stopped. In addition, on March 7, 2007, per Publicity Guaranteed's agreement instructions, I sent a certified letter, officially cancelling their services. I assumed this horror show was over.
4.After these cancellations, Publicity Guaranteed charged my credit card a total of $1540 without my permission and for no additional services. Bank of America, the credit card issuer, canceled the card, researched my complaint, and reversed the charges of $385 made on 3-13-07 by Publicity Guaranteed and reversed charges of $1155 made by Publicity Guaranteed on 7-19-2007. I assumed the case was closed.
5.On December 6, 2007 I received a motion of judgment against me for $4,102.35, an amount more than double the fraudulent credit card activity perpetrated by Publicity Guaranteed. This motion requiring me to respond to and contend the claim with the Fairfax County General District Court by December 4, 2007. My guess is Publicity Guaranteed did not send the notice with appropriate warning time, knowing the overloaded courts would not catch this oversight, rendering me virtually helpless to defend my case.
6.Per Virginia Code 16.1-79 or 16.1-81 I was not afforded due process of the law to defend this fraudulent claim. I received this Notice of Motion of Judgment two days after my required response date. As a result, I had no ability to defend myself. This motion should have been made void and of no effect. In addition, I responded as such to the Fairfax County General Court who had thirty days to address my complaint and response, yet never responded. According to Virginia's Codes, this also would make the motion against me void.
7.I thought the claims were void and of no effect. I assumed the case was closed and no claim would appear on my credit report. Thus, I was shocked to learn recently of a judgment against me on a recent credit report.
8.I run a good and honest management consulting business where my clients are my precious commodity and I have cultivated these international clients on my own. Thus, I find Alex Konanykhin's behavior appalling. The fact his ruse has been allowed to continue is even more egregious. This is the only judgment ever made against me and I was not afforded my right to defend myself against Publicity Guaranteed's ruse.
I encourage those who were misled and robbed by Publicity Guaranteed to join in a mutual fight against their illegal practices and I warn those considering their services to run the other way.
Marion, Massachusetts
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Middlebury College, town team up for Town HallThe Associated Press | June 14,2013MIDDLEBURY The town of Middlebury and Middlebury College are agreeing to jointly fund the construction of a new Town Hall and recreation center.
The proposal would need to be approved at a future Middlebury town meeting.
The cost of the projects would be $7.5 million, with the college contributing $5.5 million and the rest coming from the town.
The plan would create a new triangular public park and green space on the land currently occupied by the Town Hall and gymnasium, officials said. That land would be owned by Middlebury College.
Middlebury College has been the towns college for more than two centuries, and our futures are inextricably linked, college President Ronald D. Liebowitz said Thursday. We are committed to the view that what is good for the town is good for the college and vice versa.
A town official said it became clear last year that the town office and recreation project would be too much for the town to manage alone.
We are grateful for the generous financial support from Middlebury College, said Middlebury Select Board Chairman Dean George.
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