Maria is seen at left happily resting in her foster father's lap as she enjoys being the center of attention in her New Jersey foster home. Warren and Beverly have fostered three children through COTA. Their medical connections in the community have enabled all three children to obtain donated surgical and medical care that was not available to them in Guatemala.
COTA enhances the health and wellbeing of underserved women and children in developing countries through international collaboration.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Maria's Miracle in New Jersey
Maria is seen at left happily resting in her foster father's lap as she enjoys being the center of attention in her New Jersey foster home. Warren and Beverly have fostered three children through COTA. Their medical connections in the community have enabled all three children to obtain donated surgical and medical care that was not available to them in Guatemala.
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