Give 100 kids hope for a better future in La Paz.

by Kaya Children International

Project Report | May 17, 2016
Have a Big Impact on the Littlest at Kaya!

By Katie Harris | Director of Development

The Kaya family has grown throughout the last year. Due to a change in Bolivian public policy, combined with the opening of Kaya’s girls’ home, Kaya is now able to accept babies and toddlers into our residential program. We first welcomed 2-year-old Estefany. Soon afterwards, 7-month-old Valquidia also joined the Kaya family.

Word spread that Kaya was accepting babies and toddlers, and over the last year, Kaya has received countless requests for the youngest of children to be admitted to Kaya’s Residential Program. These are little ones with no other options, abandoned babies and toddlers living on the streets. These precious children are in need of love, nutrition, and a safe home.

We have accepted every child we can. We now have four children under three years old living inKaya’s Residential Program, and we are awaiting the arrival of one more. We believe each of our babies is a miracle. With babies and toddlers comes new expenses, including diapers, formula, and other baby supplies.

To help raise the resources needed to care for our littlest miracles, a few generous donors have provided matching funds. Any gift given towards the May Miracle Match before May 31^stwill be doubled, up to $10,000. Your gift today will have a BIG impact on the littlest members of the Kaya family!

Thank you for helping us to care for the newest members of the Kaya family.

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