As a community we value cultural diversity and ultimately growing together. While we all might see and do things differently we would like to share those experiences and encourage others to do the same.
Fostering Conference
KIN Culture and Kibwe Kids presents a Fostering Conference that will be hosted on the 10th of March 2018 at Doxa Deo Langeberg Church in Durbanville, Western Cape.
How to become a Safety/Foster Parent
For many people making a difference or contributing to the cause of children in South Africa might seem like a far off dream.
Kin Culture comes to Johannesburg
Over the next two weeks are expanding our efforts to the hustle and bustle of Jo’burg.
Kin Update
2014 has seen KIN Culture take shape. During the first half of the year we have taken KIN Culture to many boardrooms, offices and coffee shops.
Being Mom
“I think some of the biggest lessons I have learnt about being a mom and about what I need to do to be the best I can be is that I need to live my life from the seat of love and service.”
Lombardo Family
We recently met with Timothy and Candice Lombardo. This Cape Town couple are passionate about adoption.
Dunaiski Family
Another great story from one of our friends, Elke Dunaiski. Not only will her thoughts keep your eyes glued to the screen, her Bright Owl has a really neat range of hand-illustrated goodies.
This is Home
Home is a place where we are loved, where we feel safe, be ourselves, grow, eat, drink, play. Families and especially children take ‘home’ with them. How they feel, what they’ve experienced and whether they’ve been loved.
Getting Education Right
The future of a generation is cradled in what we do with our freedom. One of the pillars of society is education.
Children’s Rights, Our Responsibility
Children are one of South Africa’s greatest commodities.
Le Roux Family – A Dad’s View
Hearing about other’s experiences entertains, inspires and possibly leaves us with some food for thought at the end. Willem gives us a “dad’s view” account of the Le Roux family’s adoption journey.
Le Roux Family – A Mom’s View
KIN STORIES Le Roux Family KIN Culture values family. We are privileged to be connected to many volunteers, families and churches. We believe that family is the fabric of a healthy community, by which we are woven together. For this very reason adoption is at the top...
Coetsee Family
KIN Culture is built around family. We are privileged to share the story of our friends, Markus Celeste and Levi.
KIN Care – Part 1
South Africa has approximately 5.4 million orphaned and vulnerable children. The need is clear.
Get Involved with Kin Care
Social responsibility has taken on a difference face in recent times.
