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From adversity to family strengthening, two sisters’ journey with the help of AFS-Khusela
2024-09-20 Blog
This family’s journey has been marked by profound hardship and adversity. Rachel, 26, and her sister Ntombi, 19, originally lived with their parents. Their lives took a devastating turn when their father passed away due to HIV/AIDS, which he had contracted from their mother. With their father gone, their mother became their sole provider. Compounding their difficulties, both Regina and Nothemba were born HIV positive, adding to their challenges. Despite these harsh realities, they have managed to create a better life for themselves with the support of AFS-K and their community. Background My sister and I were born HIV positive, …
Catherine impact through AFS-K has become hope and change in her community
2024-09-19 Blog
Catherine Khumalo is a dedicated member of AFS-Khusela, committed to uplifting the children and families within her community. As a retired teacher, Catherine has always been passionate about education and has invested her time and energy into supporting the children in her community. Her involvement with AFS-K has not only allowed her to continue helping children and families but also to make significant, positive changes within the community. Background “I’ve always loved teaching,” Catherine shares. “Pauline introduced me to AFS-K, knowing my love for children. As a retired teacher and currently running an after-school programme where I am assisting children …
Vuyiswa serves as a beacon of hope through a difficult journey
2024-08-08 Blog
77-year-old Vuyiswa opened her home to her deceased friend’s grandchildren after their biological mother passed away. The journey has not been easy for her as an elderly person who is also sick and has no financial support. Despite the difficult struggles, she has remained hopeful and determined to provide the three children with a stable home where they can thrive and feel safe. Background “The children’s grandmother was my friend, so I am their family friend,” says Vuyiswa. The children’s maternal grandfather sold the family house when his wife, Vuyiswa’s friend, died, leaving their daughter, the children’s mother who was …
Every child deserves a safe, loving and supportive family thrive.
Sadly, around 5.4 million children around the world are currently separated from their families and confined in orphanages, even though 80% of them are not orphans.
Join the movement to help get these children out of harm’s way and #BackToFamily!
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