Place to Belong: A Child’s Story of Love and Family in Sierra Leone
Orphaned as a baby, Yatta spent years in an orphanage until Kidsave helped her find a loving home, showcasing the transformative power of family-based care in Sierra Leone.
Orphaned as a baby, Yatta spent years in an orphanage until Kidsave helped her find a loving home, showcasing the transformative power of family-based care in Sierra Leone.
In 2024, Kidsave celebrated 25 years of dedication to foster youth, serving hundreds of children across the US and globally through adoption, mentoring, and family reunification programs.
Kidsave alumni Vova and Olena, former mentees, are now mentors in Ukraine's Corporate Mentoring program, using their experiences to inspire and support youth in institutional care.
Kidsave’s Pathway to Success program mentors Ukrainian youth, engaging them in transformative activities like aviation projects and team sports to build confidence, teamwork, and future leadership skills.
Siblings Abu and Massah, orphaned as children, reunite with their aunt after ten years, thanks to Kidsave’s efforts in Sierra Leone, bringing hope and family bonds.
Jake McCamic, an American volunteer, joined Kidsave in Ukraine to help construct the Miracles Center, providing care for children affected by war. His story showcases the impact of humanitarian aid.
This summer, Kidsave’s Miracles Center in Ukraine welcomed 30 children for four weeks of trauma therapy, fun activities, and healing, changing their lives and giving them hope for the future.
Kidsave's CEO and Co-Founder Randi Thompson was recently interviewed on NewsNation about Kidsave's ongoing work in Ukraine and her recent trip to the Miracles Center.
Kidsave CEO Randi Thompson's visit to Ukraine highlights the transformative impact of the Miracles Center on orphans, offering them hope and healing amidst the ongoing crisis.
Kidsave volunteer Janel B. was recently interviewed in the Spanish-speaking podcast Españolistos to discuss the Summer Miracles program.