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Christmas Life Box Appeal

Christmas Life Box Appeal

CHRISTMAS LIFE BOX APPEAL

Christmas eCards 2020

Christmas eCards 2020

CHRISTMAS ECARDS FOR 2020 Our creative team have designed this wonderful Kiya Christmas eCard! If you want to send a special, paper free message to someone this Christmas, donate

Online Auction

Online Auction

ONLINE AUCTION We have some exciting news to share with you all - we're going to be hosting an online auction event! There will be many prizes that you

November Newsletter

November Newsletter

NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER Quote of the month! "It does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop.” - Confucius Dear Supporter, We hope you're

Team CIS Update

Team CIS Update

TEAM CIS UPDATE Team CIS, a long-time sponsor of Kiya Survivors and the Mama Cocha Centre sadly had to cancel their international programme to Peru due to COVID-19. 13

Yashira Update

Yashira Update

YASHIRA Yashira, is 2 years old and suffers from right hemiparesis. This means she has a total weakness of the right side of her body affecting both her gross

Life Box Appeal

Life Box Appeal

LIFE BOX APPEAL Due to the global pandemic COVID-19, Kiya Survivors has temporarily suspended all volunteer programmes and closed the Mama Cocha Centre in Mancora. Our focus is currently

£3 Appeal to Save Mama Cocha

£3 Appeal to Save Mama Cocha

£3 APPEAL TO SAVE MAMA COCHA Due to COVID-19, we've lost a huge amount of sponsorship and we are struggling. Most of us won't miss 75p a week, it's

Success with The Funding Network (TFN)!

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

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).