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WWO believes in the power of gathering as a community, whether online or in person. Last month's WWO Roadmap Forum featured a combination of in-person gatherings with virtual participation. India successfully brought together over 120 women in person, not only to learn but also to be refreshed.

This month, leaders will take evidence-based strategies and tools shared during the WWO Roadmap Forum that was held in May and put them into practice. Some have been part of the WWO family for many years and will continue to build upon what they have learned and shared with others over the years.

The news regularly reports the tragedies and the growing number of crises in the world – and the number of children that are affected has increased significantly. Sometimes, it can feel hopeless changing the tide because it seems too big for us to tackle.

One of the ways we can end orphanhood is to consider adopting children who do not have families they can live with and are living in institutions. The vision of World Without Orphans is to see every child grow up in a safe and loving family and to know their Heavenly Father.

Creating a World Without Orphans wouldn’t be possible without starting by collaborating with others who are called to serve children and strengthen families. That is why World Without Orphans provides platforms that not only share evidence-based best practices and tools but also promote healthy collaboration and friendships.