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January 27, 2016

Girls in Kenya Can’t Fight This. But You Can.

Kenyan Girls at School

Imagine if the day a beautiful baby girl was born, her potential had an expiration date. She was free to learn and grow and go to school until… the day she got her period. Yes, you read that right. It sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it? Why should your daughter, niece, sister, or cousin miss a whole […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Education / education, Kenya, Kinship, Kinship United

September 28, 2015

A Home for the Outcast

Dismas Wekesa

Sometimes, life gets lonely. You might feel like you don’t belong at school or work, or in the middle of a crowded room. But can you imagine the isolation of being an outcast in your family? Dismas Wekesa was this kind of outcast. The moment Dismas was born, he was fatherless and disabled. His mother […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Child Stories / africa, Kenya, Kinship

September 17, 2015

Revving Up for a Hard Day’s Work

charcoal on bikes

What’s the worst job you can imagine? The graveyard shift… at a graveyard? Cleaning the kennel at the veterinarian? Working in a toll booth? What about hauling loads of charcoal in the hot, African sun each day? Or traveling for miles to cut down and carry loads of firewood to the market each day? Suddenly your […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Community / africa, Kenya, Kinship

September 9, 2015

You Gave Large Gifts in Small, Fluffy Packages to a Kinship in Kenya

New born chick on nature background

We all love underdog stories. The person who came from nothing, but gave their all and then ended up with something beyond their wildest dreams! We love to know this can happen because it gives us hope – hope that we can overcome and hope that we will see others overcome. You may not realize […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Appreciation, Community / africa, Kenya, Kinship

September 2, 2015

A Life Changed by Clean Feet

Clean Feet - Manasseh Kinship Home

I think we all can agree that most little bugs are terrible pests. They buzz, they swarm, they’re creepy-crawly, and sometimes they bite. But if you’ve ever complained about a mosquito bite or a small bee sting, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet. Jiggers are horrible little bugs that not only bite, they burrow into your […]

Article by Katie Kmetty / Child Stories / africa, Child Stories, Kenya, Kinship

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