A New Beginning: Mustapha and Ansu’s Journey Home
After losing their parents to Ebola in 2015 , brothers Mustapha and Ansu spent nearly a decade in an orphanage. A new initiative finally reunited them with their aunt.
After losing their parents to Ebola in 2015 , brothers Mustapha and Ansu spent nearly a decade in an orphanage. A new initiative finally reunited them with their aunt.
Through Pathway to Success, Kidsave mentors and SuperMentors empower Ukrainian youth with skills, guidance, and emotional support—giving more than 560 kids tools to thrive despite war.
This summer, 25 Ukrainian children found safety, healing, and family connections at Kidsave’s Miracles Center, showing how one summer can bring hope and change young lives.
At Kidsave’s Miracles Center, PlebeianHelpers provided critical aid, family housing, and resources—helping children affected by war find safety, care, and the chance to rebuild their lives.
For seven years, the Ukrainian Mentoring Association has connected vulnerable youth with mentors, offering career opportunities, skills training, and hope for a brighter, independent future.
In Sierra Leone, Kidsave and IDI helped reunite 25 children with their families—restoring love, stability, and hope to young lives impacted by Ebola and poverty.
Kidsave CEO and Co-Founder Randi Thompson joined Lisa McRee on "LA Times Today" to discuss Kidsave's ongoing work in Ukraine.
Kidsave celebrated 2025 Children’s Day in Ukraine with a vibrant, healing event of games, art, and mentorship—offering hope and joy to children affected by war and trauma.
Kidsave’s Miracles Center in Ukraine offers war-impacted children therapy, care, and connection—helping them heal, trust again, and take their first steps toward loving, stable families.
Pavlo and Olena Shulha’s unwavering commitment to Ukraine’s orphans—adopting 13 children and leading Kidsave’s humanitarian efforts—proves how love and faith can transform lives.