Admittance Criteria — Humanity Homes
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Admittance Criteria
Admission to Humanity Homes is highly selective and reserved for children facing the most extreme circumstances.
Every application goes through a detailed review of the child's complete medical records from birth, with final approval granted by senior management.
Core Requirements
A child must meet all of the following core requirements:
- The child must have severe disabilities that substantially impair their ability to perform essential daily functions, requiring continuous care and support for their survival and well-being.
- The child must suffer from severe disabilities and be orphaned or permanently abandoned, with no family member able to provide the necessary care.
- The child must be under the age of fourteen at the time of admission.
Preference Conditions
In addition, preference will be given to children who also meet the following conditions:
- The child's disability was the primary reason for their abandonment due to social stigma.
- The disabled child comes from extreme poverty, with the family unable to provide proper care.
- The disabled child is medically stable enough to safely travel and receive long-term care.
- There is no realistic prospect of adoption or foster care for the disabled child in their home country.
- The disabled child has no contagious disease that could endanger others and does not have severe behavioral issues.
- The family demonstrates a genuine willingness to maintain contact and visit the child.
Questions About Admittance?
If you know of a child who may qualify for admission, please feel free to reach out to us. We would be happy to guide you through the process.