Adopting Child from Orphanage Pay all expenses

[John9]

Need to know if one adopts child n pay expenses from orphanage say Father Ray Foundation than does all money paid goes after same adopted child or in group ? My interest is to adopt and they make sure all my paid money is spent after child I have adopted n clothing, food and education including English Language. Can any one suggest correct well run orphanage which can do that and give me regular report as well let me meet adopted child at regular intervals for me to see  child  progress. All good recommendation information well come with thanks in advance.

[papa al]

An adopted child normally lives with adopting parent,

so ...

Edited July 23, 2022 by papa al

[Rmac442]

Think this is more sponsor than adopt ....

[Gottfrid]

46 minutes ago, John9 said:

All good recommendation information well come with thanks in advance.

Yeah, I can recommend that you take care of the child you plan to adopt. Otherwise, you can just give a sum of money and not give one child in an orphanage an unfair advantage. All children in such place have the same needs.

[bbko]

1 hour ago, John9 said:

My interest is to adopt and they make sure all my paid money is spent after child I have adopted n clothing, food and education including English Language.

Are you talking about sponsoring or adopting? Cause your sentence is confusing. If you adopt a child, the kid is yours.

Edited July 23, 2022 by bbko

[flexomike]

your not adopting the child, you are sponsoring the child

 

[cardinalblue]

Big difference between sponsorship and adoption…

 

 

[Rimmer]

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[Wrwest]

Cut the OP some slack. Yes, you are correct in the legal status of sponsor versus adoption. But then some of us grew up when the term “adopt” was used synonymously. I recall programs for “adopting” animals and children. What it was in reality is sponsoring. 

[Photoguy21]

If the child is not living with you, you are basically sponsoring NOT adopting them. Big difference.

[richard_smith237]

56 minutes ago, Wrwest said:

Cut the OP some slack. Yes, you are correct in the legal status of sponsor versus adoption. But then some of us grew up when the term “adopt” was used synonymously. I recall programs for “adopting” animals and children. What it was in reality is sponsoring. 

Agreed... from his explanation its pretty obvious what the Op wants to do and we don’t need to get  hung-up over the words used; adopted vs sponsoring and distract the thread from the fact that the Op wants to do a good thing. 

 

Now... my ‘guess’ is, that if the Op wants to support an individual child who is living within an Orphanage he may find that difficult (just a guess) as all children there are living under the same roof, have the same needs etc... 

 

My Guess is that the Op has decided he wants to make a ‘real difference’ in an individuals life rather than make an imperceptible difference in a lot of children's lives.... I understand that, but also it seems a little wrong unless actually going the full on ‘live in adoption route’... 

 

Thus: The best the Op could do is to sponsor the Orphanage itself (again, just a guess). 

 

 

 

 

[ChrisKC]

In any event, Adoption is a legal process and responsibility of care, provision and protection then passes to the new parents.

[scorecard]

7 hours ago, papa al said:

An adopted child normally lives with adopting parent,

so ...

 

Edited July 23, 2022 by scorecard

[Postmaster]

I know examples where sponsorship appears to be working ok at BaanJing Jai Childrens' Orphanage, East Pattaya,  Banglamung.  The point which has been made about one particular kid gaining special benefits above all others in an institution is very valid.

[jak2002003]

I would not trust most of the Christian so called 'orphanages'.  Most are basically money making businesses using  children as a commodity..to bring in more money so the owners can buy more cars and have a nice house....and also brainwash the kids to give up their traditional beliefs and customs and become Christians....also there is a lot of abuse goes on in many. 

 

Rather than give the place money you can donate clothes, equipment and food.

 

 

Or help out there and check all is ok with the place before you give any money. 

 

 

If the place does not want that then they can't be trusted.  

 

 

[unblocktheplanet]

Mercy Foundation, founded by Father Joe Maier in Klong Toey, has been a solid resource for decades. Their orphanage deserves your support. They have mine. (And I'm not Catholic, nor is religion imposed on the kids.)

[jak2002003]

49 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

Mercy Foundation, founded by Father Joe Maier in Klong Toey, has been a solid resource for decades. Their orphanage deserves your support. They have mine. (And I'm not Catholic, nor is religion imposed on the kids.)

Well that sounds great.  I just research it a little and I am impressed with it!  

 

 

 

 

Edited July 23, 2022 by jak2002003

[chickenslegs]

12 hours ago, John9 said:

All good recommendation information well come with thanks in advance.

If you Google "sponsor a child in Thailand" you will get numerous responses. Here are a few that might interest you ...

 

https://www.childrensvillagethailand.org/sponsorship

 

https://www.ywamthai.org/childsponsorship

 

https://www.compassion.com/sponsor-a-child-in-thailand.htm