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Stories we couldn’t leave untold…

  • “Not A Number” – A Poem By Alysia Harris (contains mature content)

  • Words of Hope: I am worthy

  • Words of Hope: You Can Be Brave

  • Words of Hope: I found light

  • Words of hope: I am like the grass

  • Words of Hope: I am like the sea

  • Rob Morris: Making Anger Matter

  • Survivor Care in the U.S.

  • Not a #Number

  • A Story In Aftercare

  • Family Changes the Situation

  • The 2015 Texas Red Gala

  • Holiday Concert from our Safe Home in the Philippines

  • Hope is Brewing

  • Cycling to Freedom: Love146 + Specialized Bikes

  • Remy’s Story

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  • Looking Forward to 2014

  • His Name Was David

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  • Diana’s Love Story

  • A Language of Hope

  • Get Off the Bus

  • Fill the Beaches

  • CarWash Across America

  • Silent Night

  • Simple Wishes

  • Light A Candle

  • Celebrate Love!

  • Another World is Possible

  • A Season to Find

  • A Place of Dreams

  • Love Thoughts

  • The Making of a Girl

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Recent Articles

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    The Radical Kindness of “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood”

    The documentary “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” has appeared in the midst of a resurgence of interest in Mr. Rogers, fueled by a growing hunger for kindness in a world that has become increasingly angry and cynical. If you know anything about Mr. Rogers, you know his main theme was about the neighborhood — and about who the neighbor is. It’s a value that the children in our care remind us of on a regular basis.

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    A Day in the Life of a Love146 Social Worker – Part 1

    No time for breakfast. Meet a new youth coming into our care. Go over safety planning. On to next appointment. Grab a salad. Meet with another youth who was the victim of a traumatic assault. Try not to cry. Remind myself that with the right support we know they can have wonderful lives.

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    We Type Them Up: A Father’s Day Memory

    “My father, now 89 years old with Alzheimer’s Disease, can’t recall my name. But my memories of him from my early years are more vivid today than ever— including what he taught me by example about being a father, and how I see a similar approach in how Love146 cares for children.”

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