Becoming a foster or safety parent entails a lot of paper work and uncertainties. This training will take you through the whole process of becoming a foster or safety parent.

WHAT IT ENTAILS:

• Help you to make the right choice in terms of alternative care
• Complete the form 30
• Facilitate the police clearance process
• Link you with the correct Designated Child Protection Organisation
• Help you navigate through the system

Facilitated by Nandi Myburgh

To register for this event please follow the link below:

https://qkt.io/Ol87Wi

The training starts at 09:00 and registration opens at 08:30.

This training will include refreshments.

For more info you can contact kobie@kinculture.org

Children who grow up in poverty and deprivation, who are neglected, who witness domestic violence and substance abuse or who have learning problems are at increased risk of abusing other children, displaying inappropriate sexual behaviour or being labelled as the “naughty” children.

Childline South Arica estimates that 43% of all cases of sexual assault reported to them have been committed by other children under the age of 18. In South Africa our boys are more likely to be sexually abused than our girls.

This workshops will equip and educate you around sexual behaviour in children and practical ways in which we can address traumatised children.

WHAT IT ENTAILS:

• The effects of trauma on a child’s brain development.
• How to manage difficult behaviours and BIG feelings.
• The prevalence of inappropriate sexual behaviours.
• Practical ways in which we can start conversations with children on sexuality.
• The ways we, as parents, can handle the tough questions and talk about the topics our children face daily.

Facilitated by Simone Oberholzer from Jeallybeanz

To register for this event you can follow the link below:

https://qkt.io/9CZryu

The event starts at 09:00 and registration opens at 08:30

The training includes refreshments.

For more info on the training you can contact kobie@kinculture.org

Children who grow up in poverty and deprivation, who are neglected, who witness domestic violence and substance abuse or who have learning problems are at increased risk of abusing other children, displaying inappropriate sexual behaviour or being labelled as the “naughty” children.

Childline South Arica estimates that 43% of all cases of sexual assault reported to them have been committed by other children under the age of 18. In South Africa our boys are more likely to be sexually abused than our girls.

This workshops will equip and educate you around sexual behaviour in children and practical ways in which we can address traumatised children.

WHAT IT ENTAILS:

• The effects of trauma on a child’s brain development.
• How to manage difficult behaviours and BIG feelings.
• The prevalence of inappropriate sexual behaviours.
• Practical ways in which we can start conversations with children on sexuality.
• The ways we, as parents, can handle the tough questions and talk about the topics our children face daily.

Facilitated by Simone Oberholzer from Jeallybeanz

To register for this event you can follow the link below:

https://qkt.io/DbioQt

The event starts at 18:30 and registration opens at 18:00

This event will include refreshments.

For more info on the event you can contact kobie@kinculture.org

At Kin Culture, family is central to everything we do. Family is the answer to our nation’s orphan crisis and our many vulnerable children. Family is the answer to the needs of our hardworking foster parents. Family is the blueprint for a healthy society. 

As such, our mission is to build and support a community of loving, generous families to provide homes for vulnerable children.

Come and join us at our family feast the perfect opportunity to engage with like minded people, share stories and tips and tricks.

TIME TO BE CONFIRMED

If you would like to join our family feast you can email kobie@kinculture.org with how many people will be attending.

Our TR-UST course is designed to be an informative, interactive and interesting way for parents, car-givers and those professionals supporting them, to learn more about parenting children who have experienced early trauma, abuse or neglect. The sessions incorporate specialist input from highly qualified clinical psychologists and therapists, from the UK, with many years´ experience working with Developmental Trauma / Attachment difficulties. Dr Forse grew up in the Eastern Cape and has a great understanding of the SA context. As well as receiving training, participants will have the opportunity to take part in small group discussions, providing maximum opportunity to understand and practice theories, ideas and skills. Learning is enhanced by video clips and visual aids. Handouts and reading lists related to training will be provided.

WHAT IT ENTAILS:

• Understanding
• Support
• Techniques

VENUE TBC

Facilitated by Ulutho OVC

To register for this event please follow the link below:

https://qkt.io/r2Mp1o

The training starts at 08:30 and registration opens at 08:00.

For more info you can contact kobie@kinculture.org

At Kin Culture, family is central to everything we do. Family is the answer to our nation’s orphan crisis and our many vulnerable children. Family is the answer to the needs of our hardworking foster parents. Family is the blueprint for a healthy society. 

As such, our mission is to build and support a community of loving, generous families to provide homes for vulnerable children.

Come and join us at our family feast the perfect opportunity to engage with like minded people, share stories and tips and tricks.

TIME TO BE CONFIRMED

If you would like to join the family feast you can email kobie@kinculture.org with how many people will be attending.