Orange Day!

Orange day is a great way for schools, nurseries and organisations to support Kiya. All kids/staff are asked to wear a Kiya Orange T-shirt for the day (all proceeds from the T-shirts go directly to Kiya Survivors) and just before home time, Kiya reps and Paddington bear come in to show a video and talk to staff, kids and parents about the projects and work we do in Peru. Our first ever Orange Day was at Hopscotch Nursery.

If you would like to put on an Orange Day at your school, nursery or organisation, please contact o: info@kiyasurvivors.org

Alternatively, fill in the application form and send off to:

Kiya Survivors,
Suite 41,
41-43 Portland Road,
Hove,
East Sussex,
BN35DQ

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HOPSCOTCH NURSERY:

HOPSCOTCH NURSERY SUPPORT ORANGE DAY!

Staff and kids at Hopscotch Nursery in Hove, Brighton, went Orange for the day to help Kiya Survivors, UK registered charity (1121519), working in Peru providing vital support to special needs, abused and abandoned children, raise much needed funds for a new orphanage due to open in March 2008.

Why?

Bruno Butler, one of the Portland roads Hopscotch kids is heading to Peru in February with his Mum, Suzy Butler, Founder and Managing Director of Kiya Survivors, to help build the new orphanage, Mama Cocha, which will house 16 children. The children all have special needs, are living in severe poverty and are currently suffering from severe abuse and neglect. There are no other children’s homes in the area who will take in these kids as they have such unique needs: therapy, medication, counselling etc.

Kiya is desperate for funding to ensure that we can offer these kids a safe and loving, long term home environment.

This will be Kiya Survivors forth project and all the money raised from Orange Day will go directly towards the building and maintenance costs of Mama Cocha.

What was the Aim?

For all the kids to wear an orange Kiya T-Shirt to show their support of this vital project and to send Bruno off in style with an orange food feast hosted by Peru’s most famous bear, Paddington!

Two Kiya representatives came in for the orange food feast between 3.30pm and 5.30pm to answer questions and provide more information on the charity and projects.