This sweet girl needs a family

EDIT 3/23- 

Our girl has a host family! All I know so far is they are in Texas (my home!)  This family is totally prepared for her diagnosis, is familiar and ready to go with her country! This news makes my week! For any families that were interested in V-We have received information on another HIV+ girl that needs a summer host family-turning 10 this year as well-that comes from my boy S's orphanage-you know I want to see her find a family as well! 

For more information about Sasha, go to this link here on my blog. 

"V" is one of the kids that I am really advocating for this summer! This girl was hosted last summer, and the family absolutely loves her and wanted to adopt her. However, their youngest has some severe health issues going on and they don't feel like it is God's plan. They are advocating for her to find a family as well! She is available for summer hosting, and if chosen, will arrive with the group in mid to late June, and will stay around 5-6 weeks. She can be hosted anywhere in US! This sweet girl needs a family.

Hosting is open to families anywhere in US-

The kids will fly into New York, Chicago, San Francisco, and Seattle. 

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"V" (9 years old)

"V" is HIV+ and on anti-viral medications. She is active and especially enjoys swimming and ice skating. She loves young children and interacts well with them. She's not a very picky eater and loves most sweets. She is smart and helpful. Has been hosted before by a family that could not adopt her, and the host family believes she would do well in a family with children of any ages. Sweet girl! Our hosting director has met spent a lot of time with her as well. Everyone loves this girl!

She loves to talk, to be photographed, she likes to dance and perform, she has many friends, and is very articulate and interactive. She is HIV+, but she is a child, who deserves a monument - she knows when and how to take her medicine. When she was hosted previously, she was the one who had the biggest suitcase, but not filled with toys or clothing, as the other children, but with medicine. She was serious with border and customs and explained herself in an adult manner that these medicine she needs to take in time and why. The customs tough guys were barely holding their tears back....

If you know ANYONE that might be interested in hosting and hopefully adopting this wonderful little girl, please share this blog post and have them contact us ASAP!

For more information on hosting "V" or another child, go to: www.heartforhosting.org

‎"Orphans are easier to ignore before you know their names.
They are easier to ignore before you see their faces.
It is easier to pretend they're not real before you hold them in your arms.
But once you do, everything changes."
-from Radical by David Platt