A NEW BEGINNING
Quilla (pronounced Kiya) is the Quechua word for moon, the symbol of new beginning.
Kiya Survivors aims to provide a new beginning for children and young people in the global community who have special needs or have been abused or abandoned. We help them gain independence through education and therapy, love and laughter.
Kiya Survivors works alongside local authorities to help instigate change in areas such as appropriate special needs services, support in local schools and workplaces and encouraging the integration of children born to be different so they can thrive in their communities and homes.
We currently work with over 200 individuals annually and operate a number of projects in Peru: Therapy programmes and The Rainbow House in Urubamba (Cuzco), and the Mama Cocha projects in Los Organos (Mancora) in the north of the country. We run an Outreach Program from each area also, which provides VITAL support to families unable to get to the centres.
OUR PROJECTS
Think Big. Act Bigger.
LATEST NEWS
Together we make all the difference
Success with The Funding Network (TFN)!
A huge thank you to TFN and everyone who generously donated on when Suzy pitched in London at the 'Dragons Den' style fund raiser hosted by T Rowe Price.
Walking On Tyres Awareness Walk
Join the Kiya team and friends on Saturday the 13th October for a walk with a difference along the iconic Brighton seafront wearing the traditional, recycled rubber, Andean ‘Ojotos’ (sandals).
Team Peru are coming!
We are very excited to extend a warm Kiya welcome to our volunteer group from the Copenhagen International School - Team Peru.
Kiya Survivor Story: Yessica
Hi, my name is Yessica and I recently turned 13. I live in the Rainbow House with my little sister Paty and my best friend Matilde.
Team Peru Shoreham Blog#4
Our last day at Mama Cocha today. Owen, Harry and Henry were surprised to find that the bathroom was not going to be white as expected but blue!
CHANGE A LIFE TODAY
A young life can be positively impacted by even the smallest of gestures. Do something wonderful today and change a life for the better.