Education
If children live in a shitty school district, they learn their education isn’t worth shit.
Care
If children live under a bridge, they learn how many don’t care.
Hypocrisy
If children live with the judgmentalism of religious people, they learn the meaning of hypocrisy.
Man-hating
If children live with a man-hating woman, they learn that men are assholes.
The Lucky Ones
If children live, they are one of the lucky ones.
False
If children live with social media, they learn to live a false life.
Insecurity
If children live with food insecurity, they learn to hoard food.
Themselves
If children live for themselves, they learn to live for the wrong reason.
Intolerance
If children live with intolerance, they learn to be bigots.
Government Aid
If children live with government aid, they learn to be dependent.
Promiscuity
If children live with sexual promiscuity, they learn how to use others for self-pleasure.
Brothel
If children live in a brothel, they learn the deepest depths of Man’s depravity.
Moral Relativism
If children live with moral relativism, they learn to do whatever the hell they want.
Cohabitating
If children live with cohabitating adults, they learn relationships are temporary.
Learn
If children live on the streets, they learn things they shouldn’t.
Insecurity
If children live with insecurity, they learn to mistrust
Intolerance
If children live with intolerance, they learn to be bigots
Learning
If children live with dismissive teachers, they learn nothing
Dysfunction
If children live with dysfunction, they learn to cause drama
Food
If children live with food insecurity, they learn to horde food
Addiction
If children live with substance abuse, they learn to be addicts
Government Aid
If children live with government aid, they learn to be dependent
The Chief Executive Orphan
His foster family called him Robbie, his relatives knew him as Bobby, and legally, he was Robert. He endured a childhood marked by deep generational poverty, abuse, and neglect. As an adult, he dedicated his career to understanding and transforming these experiences for other children. His journey has given him a compassionate and comprehensive, 360-degree perspective on orphan work—what the system refers to as child welfare.
