Every Child Matters

In the light of the recent finding of 215 children in a mass grave in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, we want to also honor these children and all children who suffered and those who died at the hands of a caregiver whose main job was to protect them and care for them. READ MORE HERE!!

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