There is a quiet kind of power that lives in the hands of a village.Not loud, not boastful, not seeking recognition—but steady, worn, and endlessly giving. If you look closely, really closely, you’ll see that every story, every struggle, and…
There’s something especially tender about when you begin to see Easter through the lives of children and families. For many, Easter is bright and joyful—chocolate eggs, laughter in the yard, little hands reaching into baskets. But for others, it can…
The relatively modern scientific studies of neurodevelopment only began taking shape in the 1950’s when in 1951, John Bowlby (a British psychoanalyst) published his Maternal Deprivation Hypothesis.1 In recent years the field of neurodevelopment and the effects of Adverse Childhood…
The Starting point of Our Own TLC Manifesto At TLC Children’s Home we work really hard to make sure every decision we make is to serve the best interests of the vulnerable babies and children we care for; upholding our…
Sometimes, through the hard work that needs doing around TLC it is easy to mistake the furrowed brows and deep sighs of our overworked team for a loss of passion. It is a hard job, but it is one we…
In living out our belief that every baby deserves a loving and responsible family we work very hard at TLC to make sure all the babies in our care find a forever family of their own. In the process we…
