Yasin and Halimah.

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I saw this being advertised on The Metro newspaper (4th May).

Please spread the word and if you can help, then that'll be excellent.
Bearing in mind the amount of people who read the Metro and the percentage of non-Muslims from amongst them, its upto us to see that they are insha'Allah placed in a Muslim foster home where their Islamic needs are tended to as well as their upbringing.

Below is the advert from The Metro, Thurs 4th May 2006:
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Yasin and Halimah need a forever Family

Yasin and Halimah are brother and sister. They are in a foster placement and are happy children. They are achieving their developmental milestones and doing well at achool.

Yasin is a 6 year old boy full of life and energy. He is a bright, happy and affectionate child. He is very talkative and friendly and is looking forward to having a 'forever family.' Yasin recently experienced sadness and loss and this has affected his behaviour but he responds well to nurturing, warmth and praise. Yasin likes school and is doing very well. He loves playing with his miniture toys - superman and cars!

Halimah is 4 years old. She is a loving child and enjoys cuddles and hugs. Halimah can be shy when first meeting new people but she soon becomes her usual chatty and lively self. Halimah is a happy child with an independent and caring nature. She likes 'playing house' and cooking with her toy oven and microwave. She enjoys playing with her toys and shares these with Yasin. She loves to dress up like a little princess. Halimah enjoys nursery school and has many friends.

Yasin and Halimah have a sister who has been adopted. They enjoy having annual contact with her.

Ethnic and cultural descent:
Birth mother - white English
Birth father - North African (Morrocan), both practising Muslims.

Family needed:
A one or two parent adoptive family who reflect the children's ethnicity. We would welcome enquiries from Muslim families or families who will be able to promote the children's faith and provide them with a loving and nurturing environment.

Contact:
Letter box contact is envisaged with birth parents once or twice a year and direct contact with their sister.

Legal Status: Freeing Orders

Support: Includes possible Adoption Financial Support

More information:
Contact Milton Mendez on 020 7641 6715
Or email: [email protected]

New Families Team
Westminster City Council
4 Frampton Street
London
NW8 8LF

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dreamer said:

if only i was old enough...:heated:

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Rabi'ya said:

InshAllah tehy will find the perfect family. May Allah help them, and reward then for their struggles...ameen

Rabi'ya:rose:

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Asma1 said:

Just what i was thinking sis. Me, marge1 and Ayesha Rana used to have this dream about opening an orphanage 4 muslims when we're older. I wish we could do something to help all those poor kids now.

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Hawa said:

Thats something I have always wanted to do.. can I join your little group?

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