An Empty Orphanage Is Not the Goal. Family Is.
In Sierra Leone, Kidsave is replacing institutional care with family-based solutions, reuniting children with loved ones and ensuring lasting support for every successful placement.
In Sierra Leone, Kidsave is replacing institutional care with family-based solutions, reuniting children with loved ones and ensuring lasting support for every successful placement.
Kidsave CEO and Co-Founder Randi Thompson appeared on Thriving Adoptees podcast to discuss the need for post-adoption support.
Through family tracing and community partnerships, Kidsave reunited 13 children with loved ones in Sierra Leone, strengthening families and protecting vulnerable children.
After a proposed federal rule change affecting LGBTQ+ youth in foster care, Kidsave emphasizes the importance of safe, supportive families and lasting connections for every young person.
Through Kidsave’s Pathway to Success program, Ukrainian youth connect with career mentors—building trust, confidence, and lasting relationships that open doors to opportunity and brighter futures.
This winter, Kidsave is helping 1,500 Ukrainian families endure brutal cold with heating fuel, food aid, and trauma recovery programs—bringing warmth and hope amid war.
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.