Kids In Need Association Inc - KIN

Kids In Need—Information

Kids In Need (KIN) is a local charity run by a small group of volunteers that began in 1982 - it is a very successful and much needed organisation in our local community for more than 39 years. KIN raise funds for local children with a chronic illness or have a disability. Requests are made to KIN by supporting letters from specialists, medical practitioners and specialised professionals for such items as: rehabilitation equipment, orthotics and ongoing medical costs for specialised treatment, therapeutic and medical equipment to enhance the quality of the child’s life. KIN works closely with health professionals and rely on their expertise when making a decision in relation to requests. There is a KIN – ‘Care & Share’ equipment lending pool that has a variety of special needs equipment available to be loaned or used as needed. The equipment is kindly being stored at Helen Keogh’s Therapy rooms. Kindly Move Physiotherapy (Murwillumbah): 0266 727 739


KIN guarantees that 100% of monies donated will be used on the continual support of children and has gained a reputation for reliability, generosity and a prompt response with minimum fuss, which is greatly valued by families and Service Providers throughout the Gold Coast and Northern NSW region. Fundraising is held throughout the year with our main events being the KIN Dragon Boat Festival (now in its 36th year) and the KIN Champions Unite Gala Dinner. KIN also receives community support through donations, charity events, memberships and Club Grants. The KIN Committee feel most fortunate to be supported by our wonderful local community. KIN does not receive any Government funding, however all donations over $2.00 are tax deductible. KIN is in the process of updating its website, and we will let you know when the new website is up and running. Feel free the contact the KIN Committee if you would like any more information or to make a request. KIN - Supporting Children with Chronic Illness and Disabilities since 1982.