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Joyce came home in June of 2017. She is profoundly deaf and has Cerebral palsy in her legs. She is learning ASL Sign language and undergoing occupational therapy to help her walk. Joyce is our first child.

Obeng came home in June of 2017. He has Cerebral palsy affecting mostly his right-side limbs. He also has a seizure disorder being controlled through medication. Obeng is our eldest and first boy.

Michael came home in July of 2017. He is entirely dependent on us to live. He is completely disabled. He has a seizure disorder that is controlled by medication and needs 24/7 care. Michael has the sweetest smile.

Adom came home in December of 2019. He has Cerebral palsy and is developmentally disabled. He undergoes daily therapy for muscle strengthening with a goal to one day see him walk. Adom is the "king of cute."

Afia came home in May of 2021. She is autistic and developmentally disabled but is making progress with her special education. Afia also has a seizure disorder that is being controlled by medication. Afia is the "queen of cute."

Owusu came home in March of 2021. He has Cerebral palsy and physical abnormalities preventing him from walking. He is receiving occupational therapy but may need corrective surgery. Owusu is our resident "hugger."

Abena came home in May of 2021. She has autism and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. She is responding well to special education and sibling interactions. Abena is just a love bug and is always so happy.

Kwadwo, nicknamed "Papa John Jr." came home in February 2022. He has multiple disabilities including a seizure disorder and is dependent on us for all his care. He does give us smiles, and he taps his feet to music.

"Sunny" has spasms and cerebral palsy from a case of Kernicterus as an infant. His symptoms are reduced by medication, and he is learning through Special Education. He is battling Adom for the crown of "king of cute,"

Ryan came home in December of 2019. Ryan has multiple physical abnormalities and developmental disabilities, leaving him completely dependent on our care. He is a sweet boy and loves to sing.

Isaac came home in September of 2021. He has autism and is developmentally delayed. he is now learning communication techniques. He was nicknamed "saved" pronounced Sah-ved, because he once was abandoned, but now is found.

Kwaku has a severe case of Autism. He also has some physical abnormalities and Cerebral Palsy. When you can enter his world, he accepts your love joyfully. We soon found out just after he arrived, that he is the poster child on our SBS Logo.

Kofi came home in January 2021. He suffers from the effects of infantile Kernicterus, and as a result, has a form of Cerebral palsy affecting his limbs and speech. He is undergoing Occupational therapy to gain mobility.

Gladys came home in August of 2022. She has a mild case of Cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, limited comprehension, and difficulty communicating verbally. She is affectionate and responds to love. We know she will overcome. Love never fails.

"Efe" came home in August of 2022. She has been diagnosed with Cornelia de Lang Syndrome. Efe is a dainty darling, and very happy. The minute she came in, all the girls adopted her as their new baby sister. 

Our precious "Prophet" Joshua had a traumatic beginning. His mother died during childbirth and due to a lack of oxygen, Joshua suffered irreversible brain damage. He is showing small signs of development and we believe he will overcome.

Miracle Faith suffered brain damage due to improper birthing procedures. She did not breath when born and as a result of delays, she suffered brain damage. Miracle was also rejected from her family due to her special needs.

Gracson meaning "Grace Son," was completely abandoned. He suffers from autism and cerebral palsy. Gracson is a quiet and gentle boy preferring to be by himself except when it is time to go for his daily walk. He enjoys being outdoors.

Oppong has Autism and with it, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder [ADHD]. Dancing at church or outside activities makes him very happy. He is very funny and likes to look at you with a peripheral "side look," so we nicknamed him "Side Looker." 

Jerry is completely dependent for his daily care. He is unable to voluntarily move his legs or arms. He receives daily therapy and lots of love. Jerry's only way of communication is his sweet smile. He says so much when he smiles.

Kobby has Cerebral Palsy in his arms and legs and is mildly autistic. He is the happiest boy in the world and despite his autism, loves to be held. He loves being outdoors and enjoys picking things up and carrying them wherever he goes. 

Maafia is developmentally disabled and has behavioral issues. We have her enrolled in  school to develop social skills and discipline. Maafia is helpful around the home and she is involved daily helping our cook and caregivers.

God's love will welcome them home.

God's love will welcome them home.