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Urgent Call to the Community: Help Shelter and Support Minor Mothers and Their Newborns

August 5, 2025

Urgent Call to the Community: Help Shelter and Support Minor Mothers and Their Newborns
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SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - St. Maarten Judicial &Institutional Services is issuing an urgent call to the community for families or couples with an open heart, emotional resilience, and a stable home to step forward and offer shelter and support to two minor mothers and their newborn babies, who are in immediate need of placement.

We are seeking homes that can provide both structure and security, while allowing the young mother and child to remain together. It is essential for the babies’ development and emotional well-being that they are able to bond with their mothers during these critical early months.

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We are asking for compassionate individuals or families who can offer:

  • A safe, stable, and loving environment
  • Emotional support and positive guidance to young mothers
  • A willingness to work alongside social workers/ Family guardians and professionals
  • A non-judgmental approach to helping these families build a better future

These young mothers and their babies deserve the chance to grow and thrive together, and your home could be the turning point in their lives.

For More Information or to Get Involved:

Call Foster Families Central at 1721-5264310
Email: fostercare@sjis-sxm.org

The need is urgent. If you are able and willing to help, we urge you to reach out as soon as possible. Together, we can ensure these young families are given the safety, care, and opportunity they deserve.

https://www.soualiganewsday.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=62429:mp-wescot-williams-urges-government-to-release-redacted-version-of-confidential-utility-tariff-report&Itemid=450

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=eb720f2ccd49a2f2236295ca2cc1eec7

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