Director, Mihai Bocsa with two little girls adopted through RCE's domestic adoption agency (Speranta Copiilor)

Placement.

Mihai Bocsa, Director

Romania’s abandoned children belong to no one – new laws prevent placement of these unwanted children in other countries. Many Romanians believe these children are “damaged goods” and not desirable. Other Romanians realize adding another child to their family is impossible financially. That is where RCE steps in.

RCE provided education in local churches, community groups and through the media about the plight of these abandoned children.
But the financial challenge of adding another child to a family is a strong barrier to adoption. RCE developed its Love House program to address the economic needs of Romanian families committed to the biblical principle of adoption.

	Hope House		Love House

RCE’s First Love House family.  Four once abandoned children restored to a family as God designed. Roxana, Dorina, Denisa & Albert

Its a fact:

• RCE started Speranta Copiilor in 1994 –
one of the countries first private adoption agencies

• 85 children have been placed in families since 1994 through RCE/Speranta Copiilor

• Adopted children continue to receive follow up support of medical and educational assistance

• 24 Love House families with 37 previously abandoned children (most with disabilities)

• Speranta Copiilor families attend RCE’s summer camp and other events together