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.
Inspired by Luvo Manyonga
The Olympics are here! Rio 2016 has delivered a buffet of memorable performances and inspirational stories to match.
The Next Big Thing
As a nation, South Africans are no strangers to “lending a helping hand” or even just cracking a joke with the cashier.
Kin Culture Welcomes the First Children
June is an important month in South Africa. We just celebrated Youth Day on the 16th and also kicked off the month with ‘Child Protection Week’.
Ambassador Feature: Arnu Fourie
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Child Protection Week
Did you know that June is youth month in South Africa?
Viljoen Family: Now our family is complete
Adoption isn’t typically part of the everyday family’s plan, but God has a special way of planting the seed in one’s heart and allow time for it to grow.
Ambassador Feature: Nico + Christi Panagio
Mother Theresa once said: “I can do things you cannot, you can do things I cannot; together we can do great things.”