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How the Kitechild Pig Farm Project brings long term change to orphans
February 1, 2013Take a minute to understand how the Kitechild model is transforming the way orphanages support themselves and the healthy development of their children. Then take a minute to buy … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Comments OffOur 2013 Goals: Defining Kitechild and Yielding Outcomes
January 3, 20132012 was a year of firsts for Kitechild. We implemented our first successful project: a First Aid/CPR training for orphan caretakers in Kenya, we visited the African continent for the first time, we launched a newly re-designed website, launched our first official line … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Comments OffRecap: Kitechild founders in Kenya
December 1, 2012We’re back from Kenya, with much to share! Over the course of the trip, we visited six different orphanages in Nairobi, Nakuru, and Njabini. In the six homes, we witnessed a wide range of quality of care and living conditions. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Comments OffGenerating the Discourse on Orphan Children
September 26, 2012The founders of Kitechild were in NYC this past week for numerous meetings taking place during what is known as “Philanthropy Week”. With the UN Assembly, the Clinton Global Initiative, and Mashable’s Social Good Conference in town, NGO’s, philanthropists, world leaders, corporations, and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Comments OffStylish Supporter Series
August 30, 2012There are many awesome ways to rock the Kitechild leather bracelet. Here, our stylish supporter stacks her red bracelet with other bands and an oversized watch for a colorful California look. The bright red bracelet is a popular color this season! … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Comments OffSt. Catherine’s Children’s Center
April 5, 2011Helping children who have become orphans as a cause of AIDS, violence or poverty, St. Catherine’s Children’s Home and Educational Center, caters to 140 children in its education center and houses 12 children in its permanent home. Housed in Nairobi, … Continue reading
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