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Kinship Alumni in Action: Uganda’s Bible Vocational Camp
Your generosity saves the lives of abandoned orphan and refugee children, and it also transforms their futures. Kinship Kids grow into incredible Kinship Alumni who thrive, unite together to give back to their communities, and live their lives as beacons of the Lord everywhere they go. Kinship Alumni in Uganda started the year off with a bang! They organized a Bible Vocational Camp, a spectacular five-day event at the Cross Training Center. It was a celebration of joy, growth, and faith. With a mission to reach out to young hearts, encourage the youth, and share the good news, this event Newsletter
Smiles Impossible Without YOU!
All of Uganda needs better access to medical and dental care. Because of your incredible generosity, you made it possible to address this critical need. Navigating borders, delving into slums, venturing into inner cities, and reaching rural churches and refugee camps, the Kireka Kinship Project is committed to ensuring that every Ugandan, regardless of their circumstances, has access to the medical care they deserve. Serving as the hands and feet of Jesus, the Kireka Kinship Project extended its outreach during the Christmas season to impact its community and entire surrounding area. Kireka joined forces with a local hospital in December, Community, Medical, Newsletter
Embracing True Religion: Bringing Relief to Orphans & Widows
James 1:27 calls us to take action and embody true religion by helping those who are often overlooked and marginalized – orphans and widows who’ve been left alone to navigate some of life’s toughest challenges. This verse is the principle on which we built our Kinship Project Model. Our Kinship Projects are churches first with room for orphans and widows to live together. Widows act as caregivers for the orphans, and they learn to heal together in their new safe haven. One of those Kinship Projects is the Home of Love in India. Caring for 25 children, Home of Love Orphans and Widows
Unlocking Potential: Your Gift, Their Education, Our Future
You might’ve already noticed, but we talk about the ripple effect a lot. And this International Day of Education (January 24), we’re reminded more than ever of how much of a ripple effect educating a child can have on their families and their communities. We see it firsthand at Kinship United. Your dedicated support makes it possible to educate generations of orphaned and abandoned children and empower them to strive for brighter futures for themselves. That empowerment results in incredible Kinship Alumni like Cate. Cate found her safe haven at the Kireka Kinship Project in Uganda after enduring hardship at Education
Tom’s Triumph: A Geta Kinship Project Miracle Story
Written by Elizabeth, our field team member in Kenya. Once upon a time in a small village nestled amongst the rolling hills of Kenya, there lived a boy named Tom Nandasaba. He was a total orphan with no one to call family and no place to call home. His life was filled with hardship, for he had suffered at the hands of his cruel uncle and aunties before a ray of hope dawned upon his life. One fateful day, a kind-hearted Good Samaritan took Tom under their wing and brought him to the Geta Kinship Project, a place that would Child Stories
