Runaway/come back and new children
It was a turbulent period for some of the boy’s. To some children the streets are still very attractive. On the streets they can do whatever they
want. No rules, nu punishment and no worries. Saïd decided to come back after a ‘holiday’ of three months. He also brought another boy who was bullied a lot by other children on the street. Meshack
and Saïd, welcome to our home. It looks like Saïd is going to stay for good this time. He is now more calm and feeling good. Meshack was like a little bird in the beginning. He fluttered around and
did not understand a single word of what you were saying. But now he has grown a lot and he is beaming again. He even understands and speaks English now. Three other boy’s ran away. When we were looking
for them they told us they did not want to come back. So we placed a different boy in our home. His name is, how original, Saïd (8/9). Welcome to our home Saïd. He recovered from his chickenpox at our
home and now he is healthy again and doing well in the group. Saïd speaks little English, but we can communicate with our hands and feet as well. On the sixth of May he had his intake at school and from
the seventh of May he is going to school as well. He was really nervous, but eventually he is liking it a lot at school. The three boy’s who ran away all came back. This is their last change. Every
child has three changes. Meaning, when they run away for the third time it is sadly enough exit BeHoCa for them. We are hoping they will change and stay. We will try to help these boy’s the best we can!
With all these extra boy’s we are over our monthly budget. We now have 13 boy’s. The more the merrier. And we now have more children of the same age. This forms nice groups and they can support each
other better and have more fun with each other.