Promoting a Happy & Healthy Life through World Family Relief

World Family Relief, we work with families going through a variety of trauma. Sometimes, this means a grandparent who is re-learn how to parent young children. Sometimes, we work with families caring for children with disabilities, and other times, It is our job to provide them all with the support they need to be happy and healthy.

OUR REACH

OUR IMPACT

We believe that with the right practical, emotional and financial help in place most vulnerable people can find the strength to overcome their difficulties, no matter how complex. We actively seek to work with people experiencing disadvantage or social isolation because their need is greatest. We are proud of our reputation for innovation and impact.

World Family Relief (WFR) has benefited from the support of many talented volunteers since its inception in 1982. We partner with community, school, university, and corporate organizations, as well as individuals, to develop meaningful internships, work-study opportunities, and in-kind gift programs for families who need financial help.

World Family Relief (WFR) programs are designed to help parents be as effective and nurturing as possible, in the face of challenges such as prior trauma, a history of neglect or abuse, substance abuse, mental illness, poverty, inadequate housing, or lack of social support and financial needs.

Being a parent, even under the best circumstances, can be a difficult job. As a child’s first teacher, a parent lays groundwork for the future during the infant and toddler years. Later in life, a child’s ability to learn, and his or her emotional health, is strongly tied to a parent’s skills.

Cheng “Charlie” Saephan, 46, of Portland has donated part of His winning Power ball Prize to charity ( World Family Relief Program ) to be shared among individuals and families picked randomly after a spin ball.

Cheng “Charlie” Saephan, 46, of Portland called the win “Blessing been a cancer victim.”

“I hit enough to make someone happy,” He said.

“Above all, it is the expression of a conviction that I want to share with as many people as possible: giving makes me happy, Seeing the happy people around me is the greatest reward. When the money falls from the sky, something must be done with it to help those who are not so lucky. Otherwise, it doesn’t make sense,” the lottery winner said as she donated millions of Dollars to World Family Relief to assist the individual and families.

We offer the same unconditional regard to those we serve regardless of their race, religion, sexual orientation, gender or life challenges they bring. We listen, encourage and acknowledge those we serve and each other. In so doing, we foster an environment where the seeds of hope are watered with validation, confidence and recognition.