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WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO Miracle Kidz is a safe house for abused, abandoned and neglected babies and toddlers. A number of the babies either have FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders) and ADHD (Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) or are drug babies. Our safe house is not an orphanage – the children do have biological parents and if conditions have improved these children will be reunited with their parents, otherwise sent to foster homes or children’s homes. We care for mainly babies and toddlers, but have had emergency placements of older children. We do not only see to it that they are fed and clothed, but also provide a loving temporary home for them. We tend to their illnesses, broken hearts and spirits.
FAQ: What does it cost to run Miracle Kidz Safe House monthly?
One of the most frequently asked questions we get from our loyal supporters is: What does it cost to run Miracle Kidz Safe House monthly? This is a great question as it gives us the opportunity to share with you the financial side of running a Safe House as…
Why Playing Team Sports Is Good for Kids With ADHD
Experts say the benefits outweigh the risk of injury. A sport like soccer and rugby with constant action and movement may be better for a child with ADHD than ones with more downtime such as baseball or softball. If you have a child or teenager with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,…
There’s more to Rugby than the four white lines…
This season the False Bay 1st XV players decided to reach out to local community. With their perspective that’s there’s more to Rugby that just the four white lines, the player’s set about becoming role models within their community and giving back. What better cause than Miracle Kidz Safe House…
Blue Route Mall Charity Market
Blue Route Mall in Tokai will host a Charity Market from 27-29 October 2017. We have been invited by the mall management to participate in this year’s charity drive by having a BOOK SALE. Please come and join us – all books will be priced to go! If you have…
Tumbling Rusks – Now Available In Our Online Store
Gymnastics is a big thing in the MK House! We currently have 3 of our kiddies that love tumbling around the house. All 3 of them take gymnastics as an extracurricular activity. As all our loyal supporter know we already have Simone heading for National Champs… Gymnastics is having such…
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
It’s not unusual for children — especially those in their “terrible twos” and early teens — to defy authority every now and then. They may express their defiance by arguing, disobeying, or talking back to their parents, teachers, or other adults. When this behavior lasts longer than six months and…
Help us send Simone to Nationals!
Crowdfunding Simone is a little girl with an incredible talent for gymnastics. Through her hard work she has earned a place to compete at the SA Gym Games in Pretoria this October. However, due to a tragic event leading to her abandonment Simone lives in a safe house, she has…
Doorstep Dairyman & Miracle Kidz – A Healthy Combination
Want to help our children but not sure how? Here is Another way to support Miracle Kidz Safe House: We have teamed up with Doorstep Dairyman. Go to their website www.doorstepdairyman.co.za and order any Milk, eggs, cheese, juice, yogurts and more via online, choose the Miracle Kidz option at the end,…
Elsie Running To Raise Funds For Miracle Kidz Safe House
Elsie du Plessis the Founder of Miracle Kidz Safe House will be putting her takkies to the tar to raise funds for her life’s Passion the vulnerable kiddies that share her home. You can sponsor her every step by donating as little as R10 per meter that she will…
MK Easter Weekend Camping Adventure!
With the April School Holidays starting tomorrow MK is planning to have an Easter Camping Adventure for some of our kiddies who has never been on a tent camp experience before. We will be heading out to De Bos Guest Farm in Montagu from 13 to 17 April 2017. We would…
