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The Quiet Work of Raising Children Who Know Who They Are

The Quiet Work of Raising Children Who Know Who They Are

There is a question every child asks eventually, in different words and at different ages, but always with the same urgency underneath it: who am I, and do I matter? For children who have experienced instability, loss, or neglect before coming into care, this question...

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What a Regular Day at Tabitha Home Actually Looks Like

What a Regular Day at Tabitha Home Actually Looks Like

People sometimes ask us what life is like inside Tabitha Home. They imagine something in between a dormitory and a classroom, a place that is organised and purposeful but perhaps a little sterile. What they find when they visit is usually a surprise. Life here is...

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Reunions, Resumptions, and the Rhythm of Hope at Tabitha Home

Reunions, Resumptions, and the Rhythm of Hope at Tabitha Home

April was a month of movement; children returning, children celebrating, children stepping into new seasons. Through it all, Tabitha Home remained a steady place of care, warmth, and opportunity for vulnerable children. 6 Birthdays celebrated 22 University students...

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