“What does a holiday mean to me?”: “Doing something I am not used to”, “being surprised”, “dance, see nature”, “make friends”, “make a photo album”, (…)
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‘We brought people together and said: “The answers to all these questions are in the room”.’
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‘Understanding their human rights is such a crucial element for a young person to have the best day-to-day life experience.’
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Poverty restricts horizons, limits options, and leaves very little time for time for creativity and self-care. That is why ATD offers families the opportunity to (…)
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“This child does need you to make an court order, but please be magic for this child.”
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People in poverty describe financial insecurity as “a spider’s web, almost impossible to get out of” — but about ATD’s well-being activities, they say ‘Your (…)
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Our newest annual review includes highlights from our outreach to families seeking asylum, including survivors of human trafficking.
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“Adolescence was a difficult time with drug-related violence, unemployment, and a sense of uselessness. However, for me adolescence also became the time I discovered love, (…)
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Discover “Gaping Furiosity and the Power of Care”, “My Time”, and “Do We Insult Our Maker, or How Do We Honour?”
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