"...Left Abidjan on Friday, May 17th, 2013 at 09th ourh - it is at the 18th hour when we arrived at Duékoué, where spent the night. The following day we took the back the road to Man where we arrived at 12 h 14 min

A is the Representative for the children's home met with us and showed us around, then we the Manager of the children's home arrived to greet us as well.

During visit, we met new born babies just 7 days, infants just 1 month, 2 months old, toddlers and more. Some of these children were ill. The home has been struggling to raise and care for babies for 60 years. It had met an encounter with rebel forces during the civil war, where the home's workers had to carry all the babies 6 miles to the safe place. Despite adversity, this home keeps it's focus on raising healthy babies, some of whom are lucky enough to be adopted to families...but they need financial and material assistant (medical equipment). It is necessary to point out that this home survives on the warm hearts and generosity of people just like you and I...."