Our Crisis Response Team is acting immediately in response to the war in Ukraine.
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Well, here we are again, I am sitting in my usual place, at the table under the fan in Ghana contemplating where to begin! Who of us would ever have thought the world would look like it does now?
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The students at Amatalez homework centre were given the prompt, “How does Amatelaz help in your life?”
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In March of 2019, Cyclone Idai hit parts of Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi, leaving behind mass destruction and many, many deaths. The cyclone left these countries in a state of humanitarian crisis, so our Crisis Response Team deployed to Chimanimani, Zimbabwe to bring aid and recover orphaned children.
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Our first international training is a wrap!
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As Covid-19 has shifted our world in many ways, Keep a Child Warm has been altered to keep up with the changing landscape.
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In May this year Kids League Kenya was contacted by ‘Twinkl’, the well known educational website, wanting to know a bit about how it all started and asking some questions of KLK which might just be the same as some of your questions!
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Kids League scholars will be all over this week’s football event!
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Operation Orphan is delighted to represent Kids League Kenya internationally, and kick-start this new relationship alongside Banner with a launch football event.
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The few, like Sindie, who have deaf parents have an advantage for communication because they have access to signed communication from the beginning, but bringing up a deaf child in Zimbabwe is not easy.
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Throughout this pandemic, it’s those who are most vulnerable in society who have been the worst to suffer.
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This little guy (not so little now) is an inspiration to me. His smile literally lights up the whole room and his huge heart ensures everyone who knows him feels well and truly loved.
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Thank you to our knitters who have continued to send in the most amazing blankets over lockdown
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Oni spoke to about twenty one children at Amatelaz Homework Centre, regarding their mental and emotional welfare during this Covid-19 lock down.
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Most parents of young deaf children are unaware of the impact of deafness and have never met a capable deaf person. Nzeve works hard to educate the whole community.
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The Crisis Response Team have delivered face masks, gloves and thermometers to The Lanes Primary School for a teacher who is working closely with an SEN child.
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As preparations are underway for KACW20, I am reflecting on what the project has achieved since it started in 2011.
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Our hearts broke for the abandoned infants and children in Russia who are in hospital and have nobody to offer them support during their time of greatest need.
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O-level results are just out and we are so proud of our students in Zimbabwe who have achieved such great results.
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Prior to their 23rd trip to Ghana, Ann and Terry (project coordinators) reflected on all that has taken place over the years that they have been visiting this bleak and barren part of the world.
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