Our unique and effective Kinship model brings both orphans and widows together under one roof, helping each other through their grief and sorrow. Widows serve as the orphans’ caregivers, giving them new life and purpose, and giving the children the love and affection they desperately need. In many cultures where our Kinship Projects operate, women […]
Caring for Widows: Lonely Woman Finds New Purpose as a Caregiver
One of the things that makes Kinship United so unique is our model. In a Kinship Project, widows and orphans find a home together, under the same roof where a church congregation worships. Widows serve as loving caregivers for the children, and the orphans give the women a fresh purpose in life. Margret is a […]
Kinship Can Make All the Difference . . . for Everyone!
Displaced children rescued by our Kinship Projects experience miracles often. And sometimes, these miracles happen in unexpected ways. In our Kinship Projects, the pastors and the caregivers are often given back just as much joy and love as they give to the orphans they minister to. Both need each other. And God uses these needs […]
5 Unlikely People You’d Meet in a Kinship Home
Just like it takes a whole village to raise a child, it also takes a LOT of people to keep a Kinship Home functioning! There are way more people in each of our Kinship Homes then you might even realize. First there’s the caregivers. You’ve probably heard about them, because they do so much we […]
International Widows Day
Today is International Widows day. We celebrate the amazing women who work in our Kinships every day, but today we would love to tell you about one of our newest Caregivers: Gladys Munubi Gladys Munubi is a widow and a mother of two children. She is also one of the Caregivers of Geta Kinship. Gladys started […]
