KIN Care and Share Project provides much needed specialised equipment to children in need who are on the waiting list for a specific piece of equipment or when their equipment is in need of repairs.
KIN Care and Share Project began when Twin Towns Community Foundation, treating health professionals and KIN got together to see what was needed in the local community. The need for a specialised equipment pool was identified. Kids In Need ‘Care & Share’ Equipment Project has been very successful and the equipment is being used by many children.
Kids In Need, Families and Therapists would like to ‘ Thank’ the Twin Towns Services Community Foundation for their generosity in financially setting up the KIN, Care & Share Project and for their understanding of the needs of children with disabilities and serious illness in our local community.
KIN would like to thank the therapists for their continued support and expertise. This project is invaluable and greatly appreciated. Specialised equipment is maintained also stored by Helen Keogh from Kindly Move Physiotherapy. Equipment available to all local therapists to use as needed.
