The disabled children in Angels' Haven in Seoul, Korea, have everything they need. But sometimes you want to go on a trip, have a picknick, have a party ... not so easy, when you live in a home for orphans and suffer from cerebral palsy. I spent a year volunteering in Angels' Haven (1997-98) and I was shocked to meet a boy who was named after the railway station he was abandoned in as a baby. Disabilty was a taboo in 1997 - so it is hard to express the importance of an institution that caters to the special needs of disabled children and gives them a home.