
About
One Baby that Changed Everything.
In 2003, Pam and Clay Williams went to China to teach English. In 2004 their life changed, when they found a newborn baby girl at their gate. They provided the surgery she needed, gained permission from local authorities to foster her, and eventually adopted her. Two years after this experience they founded Swallow's Nest Children's Home and began welcoming more children in. Over 100 children were cared for through their home, and more than 90 found forever families through adoption.
Purpose
Their Purpose Continues.
In 2015 Pam and Clay returned to the United States, where they continue to support Swallow's Nest through partner communication, fundraising, financial oversight, and speaking to groups on adoption-related topics.

The Project
Swallow's Nest Children's Home.
Swallow's Nest is a nonprofit dedicated to caring for at-risk children around the world, currently operating in Nepal, Thailand, Ukraine, the Philippines, Nigeria, and Burma. Through close partnerships with overseas teams, Pam and Clay continue to steward this work from the United States, ensuring that children who have no one find the care, love, and family they deserve.




