ON IMPROVING THE FATE OF ABANDONED AND ORPHANED CHILDREN - BARBARA KALINOWSKA-WITEK

Barbara Kalinowska-Witek's book is a moving story about educators who dedicated their lives to helping neglected, orphaned, and unloved children. It is a story of determination, courage, and unwavering faith in a better future for every child. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for educators, psychologists, students, and anyone interested in the care of children in need of support.

• Inspiring reading for educators and caregivers
• A story of unwavering determination to help
• Portraits of outstanding educators: Korczak, Babicki, and Lisiecki
• Analysis of the problems of neglected and orphaned children
• Practical tips for working with children in need of support
• Edition in 170x240 mm format, paperback

The author, Barbara Kalinowska-Witek, with extraordinary sensitivity and insight, analyzes the fate of children who, for various reasons, have been deprived of parental care. She introduces the figures of educators who, with passion and dedication, devoted their lives to giving these children a home and a chance for a better tomorrow. This book is not only a biography of outstanding figures, but also a deep reflection on social and moral problems that affect the youngest.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the care of children. It can be an inspiration for educators, psychologists, students, and volunteers who want to actively work to improve the fate of children in need of support. This book is also an important voice in the discussion about children's rights and the need to ensure them decent conditions for development.

UMCS Publishing House, known for its scientific and popular science publications, offers readers a valuable item that will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge about the problems of abandoned and orphaned children. This book is not only required reading for specialists, but also an important voice in the public debate on social responsibility for the fate of the youngest.