ISS American Branch is concerned particularly with intercountry problems in which Americans are involved. For example. in the past 13 years. it has made possible the adoption in the United States of 16.000 abandoned or orphaned children for whom no real homes could be found in their own countries. These small refugees are the most helpless victims of war and disaster but they are the ones for whom the future can hold the greatest promise if aid is forthcoming in time. ISS American Branch also makes available research on the intercountry movement of people. offers consultation on intercountry and intercultural needs and problems. trains personnel In the international aspects of casework. thus strengthening local welfare services In this country and elsewhere. Other ISS Branch services In 1966 include: VietnamThis office is being financially supported and supervised by the American Branch.
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