Today is World Orphan Day. A day created to remind us about orphans in our world, and how we should care for and protect them. At Kinship United, we don’t need to be reminded of this day. It’s marked on our calendars, and more importantly, it’s marked on our hearts. And we know, based off […]
3 Incredible Refugee Stories You Might Have Missed
One of my favorite parts of the Olympics was the team of refugee who competed together. Before Yusra Mardini even competed in the Olympics, she had already saved her 20 shipmates from drowning when their boat capsized while escaping from Syria to Germany. She swam for three hours to ensure that they all made it […]
How Theater Transformed this Abused Young Woman
When Susan was brought into the Kyengera Kinship Project, she was covered in bruises and completely mute. Every time someone moved toward her she would flinch and instantly become defensive. Susan was very timid and shy around the other children, and rarely played with them. Instead she would keep to herself and watch them play. […]
This Abandoned Kitten Was Helpless, Like Me
Do you remember Apollo? He lost his parents to AIDS when he was only 10 years old. Can you imagine? For awhile, he lived alone on the streets, struggling to feed himself and to keep himself safe. Apollo’s life changed forever when he was taken in and cared for by the Buloba Kinship Project. Now, Apollo […]
This Buddhist Monk Found Salvation in Christ
Vouch Phearak spent most of his life working to be a Buddhist monk, but the teachings of Buddha never stuck. When Vouch was a little boy his parents sent him to Krang Krouch temple. As a young child, everything in Vouch’s life was centered on learning the Khmer scriptures. He would even wake up at […]
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