By Erika Pardo | Project Leader
The new Bambi V house has 36 boys and girls that have been deprived of a family environment (infants from 0 to 12 months and infants from 12 months to 24 months), whom due to protection measures were referred to Hogar Bambi through the various institutions of the System of Protection of the Venezuelan State.
The family of origin that is related to the child or a substitute family, which could receive a child under a “Family Placement” or “Adoption” protection measure.
Caretaker aunts, responsible for the direct and permanent care of the children.
Hogar Bambi undertakes this project to shelter the smallest population that enters the institution.
Casa Bambi 5 continues to be remodeled to shelter 36 boys and girls per month with an annual projection of 80 babies expected to be cared for, considering the dynamics of entry and exit experienced at Hogar Bambi. It is worth clarifying that the quotas are programmed for babies regardless of gender, which means that the number of projected beneficiaries is not limited.
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