Best Childrens Home Edmonton Near Me

4worldlovers: Kids Kottage is a crisis prevention and early intervention service that keeps infants and children safe, and families strong. When a family is under toxic levels of stress whether it be from job loss, homelessness, the effects of poverty, mental or physical health issues, abuse, or whatever the case -so are the children- they are the hidden victims. We are here to help.

The Kottage helps the whole family, and fills the gaps in a family’s support system. We care for infants and children for up to 72 hours by providing a nurturing environment for them to be physically and emotionally safe, while the adults are connected to the resources they need to strengthen their parenting capacity and prevent the family from falling further into crisis. With Kids Kottage’s help, families can build a stronger, more resilient future.

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4worldlovers: We believe that every child deserves a good life, and that each of their lives is a precious gift


Empowers vulnerable orphans in Uganda — most of whose parents have died as a result of AIDS. Incorporated as a society in Alberta, Canada and registered as a charity with the Canada Revenue Agency, we provide the necessities of life: access to education, medical supplies, shelter, food, water, and clothing.


The foundation is dedicated to drawing attention to the plight of orphans and giving them hope.


We put a strong emphasis on providing the basic needs of life and education to uplift not only orphaned children, but society in Uganda – one of the 25 poorest countries in the world.


The mission of the Foundation is to provide basic necessities of life and advance education for orphans and other impoverished youth. These basic needs include but are not limited to basic social services, formal education, and culturally appropriate life skills that will create a safe and nurturing environment, provide literacy and numeracy, and develop social and leadership skills towards a self-reliant and empowered lifestyle.


Basic necessities of life, including food, clean water, medical supplies, and clothing to orphans and other youth who are in need.


Housing, domestic care, support, and incidental facilities to orphans and other youth who are in need.

Books, equipment and educational aids to students attending school in developing countries and youth who are in need.

Publicly available scholarships, bursaries, or other forms of financial assistance to orphans and other individuals who are poor or in need to be used for primary, elementary or secondary education.

Some incredible news to report!! Responding to the urgent need for safe, clean water for the 100 girls and the rest of the personnel at the Orphanage, a collaboration between the Stampede Calgary Rotary Club and the Rotary Club of Gayaza in Uganda joined forces to raise money and hire the expertise for the drilling and installation of a borehole well and the infrastructure to channel the water to the orphanage. Through his hard work and impeccable fundraising skills, Ted Stack, a member of the Stampede Calgary Rotary Club, worked tirelessly to secure the initial funding. As time passed, it was apparent that the project needed more funds. In response, Ted continued to raise more financial support from his personal friends, family and local foundations in Calgary, Canada. Through his commitment, he was able to raise the required financial resources, starting with the launch of the project in November 2022 with an estimated completion of the water project at the end of January, 2023.

To all those generous donors, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude! You will agree, these pictures capture the excitement and joy as safe and clean water comes to Our Lady of Kibeho Orphanage!!

The month of January and February are for planting seedlings, since there is

Rain. Fruits and vegetables from the farm have helped the Orphanage to

Provide nutritional balanced diet meals now that prices of food items

Unfortunately, there has been several cases of sickness (Malaria) i.e.,

The contaminated water sources. The nurse continues to mobilize all the

Medical resources at her disposal to support and mitigate the issue, and

The girls living with HIV have continued to receive their HIV/AIDS

Antiretroviral drugs. Thank you for your support in helping us hire a

Nurse. But in order to sufficiently address the problem the is an urgent

To keep a healthy child and community, the management of the orphanage has been making efforts to mobilise for resources to have a water borehole/well drilled and installed at the orphanage.

You can help to ensure these precious girls receive the basic human right of safe, clean readily accessible water. Make a donation now!

4worldlovers:
It’s a Child’s World Family Day Home believes a quality play to learn program and a safe and nurturing family environment is what best assists a child’s development. To achieve this we strive to have our licensed day homes focus on each child’s individual needs in a secure, caring and positive learning through play program.


Our agency recruits educators who are willing and able to meet the government standards for childcare and whom show a genuine interest and desire to work with young children.

4worldlovers: Our Story: North Edmonton Family Day Home Agency has been serving the community since 1983. We have been an accredited child care program since 2006. We provide a child care service city-wide and to the surrounding communities of: St. Albert, Morinville, Sherwood Park and Spruce Grove.

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So why should you choose to put your child in care with the agency?

4worldlovers:
Services and programs for Indigenous children, youth and families based on cultural respect and trauma-informed support.

Spirit of Our Youth supports Indigenous children, youth and adults in safe, nurturing environments. With positive role-modeling and a trauma-informed approach to care, we help them plan for their future and create healthy relationships with their communities and families.

We encourage building cultural connections as a path to personal healing. All our services include access to a Cultural Resource Coordinator or an Elder as well as the practice of sweats, smudging, pipe ceremonies, feasts, dances, traditional healing, language and customs.