KAEME

They receive a reunification package (containing items such as a bed mattress, mosquito net, cooking oil, doll/soccer ball, and more) to ease the transition. If necessary, Kaeme provides tuition and/or nutritional support to the child and family... After reading a story in the New York Times Magazine about children being sold into slavery in Ghana, West Africa, John Stevens and Marci Kirk Stevens felt that they needed to do something to help. Their original plan was to start an orphanage in Ghana but after visiting many orphanages in Ghana they felt an orphanage was not the best option to care for orphaned and abandoned children. They sought advice from national and global experts, researched best practices, and determined that children should be raised in a loving family. They founded the Kaeme Foundation and joined forces with the Ghanaian Department of Social Welfare to find a permanent loving family for each child... As part of this process, Kaeme staff work hand-in-hand with the..

Also known as: Kaeme Foundation