to an end when serviette troops liberated the camps here did abuse simon young reporting from auschwitz thanks for that. they shoot for the latest edition of reporter now and this time a look at fostering raising other people's kids with a profile of one foster mom's life no forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock at our website due to the dot com next price from berlin to watch. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences than to say stress our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from. forgetting we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to

kill people but act that way i mean. people see it for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of her stay behind and simply it will my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger one of them. displaced this week. the 1st. suzanna one claire is a foster mother for a children's village in southern germany she has 7 foster children living with her and raised 3 of her own she feels being a children's village mother is her calling. captured i believe you're an s.o.s. mother all your life you'll always be one and they say you take your leave of the

children but i don't know if you even can ask what is your how can. i. hate as so as parents live together with their foster children at the hole in law children's village each family in a house of their own children who are unable to stay with their biological families for whatever reason find a new home here. area that's. the idea for the s.o.'s children's villages that originated in austria and spread around the world now there are children's villages on 6 continents suzanne has been an s.o.s. mother for 16 years the 1st of our foster children have grown up and are getting ready to move out how hard will it be for her to let go she's devoted her life her

own and her foster children they live together in a villa villa kula grandson teo feels at home here and sees ranya just like a big sister delight for suzanne a son your highness now aged $27.00 to grow up among so many foster children that's contempt is how it is as a boy and see another child throw a tantrum or something that happened often enough that you never really got to me it was my job to react to it in a certain way and. if another kid yelled at me i reacted like a child would and yelled back to get up so it was. suzanne has been used to having a full house for many years now it's starting to empty out the family's having a farewell party for kai and santa.

but i've applied to the police and been accepted as a constable candidate. so on monday it's right back to school for a whole week. to go to the walk i have to leave and spend 5 days of the week in law and on saturday and sunday i'm back here on circs on dark and york. for an important day like this suzanne is more it says on hand as well. her force of course we're happy it's terrific i'm a teacher myself and see the problems kids who grow up their real parents have deciding what to do when they leave school this is a huge success it's awful. but for now they concentrate on partying aunts uncles and friends have come to the farewell party. she said i don't i think it's one fridays under a celebrated her 16th birthday and on wednesday she's going to the zone and off home but she won't be gone i'm sure definitely come home once

a month and for vacations as well as christmas easter mother's day and so on. sandra's moving into our home for mentally challenged people there she can live and work like a young adult in the family she wouldn't be able to get the kind of support she needs zander and her brother can i have lived with susanna since they were toddlers . now both are leaving the security and familiarity of their children's village family. everest and i i'm really proud of my big big brother the cause of i would. have to actually things yet you know i've already packed my things yes you know i. to sign anything oh. yeah do you have enough money to take your advice or don't think i do think you have enough but then you have to stop by a bank and pick up some money again. that same evening chis time has come it will be the 1st time he's left his children's village how

he's moving to another unfamiliar far away town to attend a police academy. class you've got your bus pass and your train ticket counters and that if there. he takes leave of his foster mother will it be hard for kaya to live 200 kilometers away from home yeah yeah definitely. yeah it's up to 6 of us to mature i think it has to do with the fact that these kids were taken from their parents as little children and now it's twice as hard to say goodbye again it's just relations with a mother it upsets a neighbor isn't. the clyde the little guy never wanted to go far away. the shells now he's still in vacation and alfie have it all right back at things and go. yeah but you'll come back yes i know i would act like a wife just that little chi doesn't always know.

i mean this country needs interest it's hard for me when it's so hard for him because i always worry that in my quit school again or he won't be able to take the frustrations out i or he won't be able to take leaving everyone here and his girlfriend involved in bourg isn't and it doesn't come in and he can't go to see her and i do worry and hope he'll be stable enough to hold up now but the stuff we do take the store to susanna has to get back to what. this issue this is breakfast now. you know. the rest of her foster family is still here susanna and more let's take the remaining kids and their friends on a. bicycle talk idea and how diane were off. the kids look at the sheep that was a beautiful oh i just assume. it's just you know that's really neat if you've got fewer kids you can still go on bike tours like

this. one you know just to ride and don't try any fancy tricks. you think you all get 2 scoops i'd like 5 me and spend 10 it's just me all right stop it you're getting 2 scoops now that's enough now stop ok it's cool it's yourself. you could also get to the chocolate you have tax you know i said 2 scoops. what's the big deal about 2 scoops i mean you've got 2 scoops haven't you. but 1st you can do you know what the kids are saying it's really crappy as papa he always lets us now in the village that are going on he has done so well on a bike. in spite of the minus spats suzanna and moments are

a good team and sail through the highs and the lows even in the children's village family not many people are willing to take on a round the clock job like this but susanna work hard and so. when a family like he can do if i count my biological children then i've got 7 children who started in professions in their adult lives. and i hope they'll stay in touch with each other. as well. and i hope that my children are on their way to a good future this money good have big markets it's who confessed and i also hope that things will turn out so that by the time the 3 younger ones move out all know what i'm going to do we start and i know i don't know yet and i don't know what's to come or how things will be myself but i have faith that it'll be good i would

have. to stand. up for your free advice from the wall. how. i'm. going to just listen. when you get your shoes off would you take your bag into the room please. sandra's come to stay over the weekend. and i got homesick really bad. so what did you do nothing nothing or make. a new mom. and she's expecting another visitor later susanna drives to the station is arriving by train from the police academy to spend the weekend at her. fellow mother.

it. is an odyssey isn't it. suzanne is happy to have her brood around her again. and i'm asked. her. ok. so how do you recognize your brother he looks good doesn't it. oh look if you're about to eat wash your hands you'll have to get changed you can't eat like that. suzanna wants the children to be independent. proudly shows us his 1st calm. modern included my mother gave me

a loan and i make monthly payments. because the from going to law it's definitely better to be more mobile and not have to wait forever for the train and it. most and so i don't want to be late. to do is that it's also good to have a little practice driving as a police officer you don't need to drive so much dignity you are definitely better off if you have a driver's license with a car you're more mobile and maybe a bit more grown up to go box well left kind of you slowly surely driver so as to whether you think i'll drive carefully but test how fast i can go or who shop at this out of what you can drive that car so fast with that i can do $0.17 nonsense kai if you drive into something the car will become put in so will you i don't want that i just believe you can't do 170 in a car like a social conscience 250. even if you are 18 responsible for yourself. i know. he lost the last

a little letting go of him or letting children go at all is tough because i think when you're 18 you have a lot of freedoms but you lack experience. to feel it. and some kids don't take kindly to being offered advice by the kind they describe as not really that way you have to give him credit for that. but. this is the kind of folks i make sure to call or text tonight when you get home describes their. thank you also tell us when you get there all right. it's him oh no we're on our own again now it's quiet but actually guys 1st trip in his own car. suzanne is life is quietening down but just a little eyes are going to get let's go and i've got to get the girls to bed. so.

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