orphelinats
Orphelinats, commonly translated as orphanages, are institutions established to provide care and housing for children who have lost one or both parents, or whose parents are unable to care for them due to various circumstances such as poverty, illness, or abandonment. Historically, orphelinats played a significant role in social welfare systems across many cultures, offering a structured environment for children's upbringing, education, and basic needs.
The primary function of an orphelinat is to provide a safe haven and a substitute family environment
In contemporary society, the concept and practice of orphelinats have evolved. Many countries have shifted towards