There’s no denying the fact that music has a way of moving us that mere words cannot. Music can bring us together, heal wounds, and offer hope to those who need it most. And this rings especially true for Mugalu Elijah, a 22-year-old Kinship United alumnus who calls the Kireka Kinship Project his home. Elijah’s […]
Dancing Towards a Brighter Future: An Inspirational Story of Healing
Our Kinship Kids inspire us daily. Many of the children who join our Kinship Projects have suffered through unimaginable trauma and circumstances. It may take time (we’re in this for the long haul!), but through patience and prayer, our children begin to heal. We start to see them smile more and laugh a little bit. […]
How Can Choir be Better than Therapy?
Sometimes, when looking at a picture of smiling children from our Kinship Projects, it’s easy to forget how traumatic their pasts have been. But these are children who have all suffered greatly before finding their way into a Kinship home. They’ve lost their parents, either by death or abandonment. They have endured hardships that most […]
