Kay Angel Children's home

22/10/2025

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29/06/2025

Hello everyone 🌺

I'm thrilled to announce that after months of testing various shippers, we've finally found one that delivers directly from Florida to our town in 6-7 weeks!

With our shipping sorted, it's time for our annual Back to School Drive! As always, we'll also be including some special Christmas gifts to ensure everyone is covered 🎄

Please click the link below 👇 to access our Amazon wish list! To ensure everything arrives on time, please send all items by July 20th so we can pack them up and get them on the boat ⛵

Amazon wish list: https://bit.ly/BackToSchool2526

We are so grateful for your continued support! It truly means the world to us to see our community come together to help our kids get a strong start with their education. 🥰

Please share this post widely with your friends and family! Together, we can truly make a difference. ✨

17/07/2024

🏫 🎒 Back to school is one month away! 🎒 🏫
🏫 🎒 We need help please 🎒🏫

School is just around the corner and we have 8 students this year (the ones missing from the photo were at summer activities). We are so proud of our kids this year for making it into higher level schools again! Due to the insecurity in the country we were forced to switch schools to smaller ones closer to home. Now that things seem a bit more stable we are back studying in bigger schools! And cheers to our kids for deciding to take language classes over summer as well as dance 🩰 Our kids are on fire 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

Our oldest will be attending her 2 year of university! She kicked butt her first year and aced all her classes but one (she got a B). We have never been so proud of her and of her achievements. She's paving the way for our younger ones. She's showing them that hard work pays off!! 💪💪

We need help getting our students ready for the new school year. Please take a moment to check out our Amazon wish list by clicking on the link in the comments. These items help our kids so much during the school year and this year we have a lot to celebrate.

Thank you all for the continued support, without you our kids would not have had the same chance at solid education.
For any additional information on how to help please shoot us DM. 😊🙏

28/06/2024

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22/04/2024

I'm becoming a regular here, another night in the ER. The poor guy was having some serious muscle spasms his face neck and arm . We don't know what caused them and for now I'm just relieved he's no longer in pain and panicking. These things can be so scary especially given the state of the country.
Tomorrow hopefully he wakes feeling much better and we will be able to go home and rest (or at least I will since he's out cold now because of meds)

05/04/2024

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27/03/2024

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24/03/2024

Big thank you to all who have reached out in the last couple weeks asking about how we are in Haiti. If you'd like to know how you can help support our family during these challenging times please send me a dm. 🙏

14/03/2024

05/02/2024

Woke up to barricades this morning. We are in protest season and the people are asking for the PM to step down in hopes a new government can come in and attempt to put things back together. I spent the majority of the morning out in the streets with neighbors listening to their frustrations with life and the lack of basic necessities for living. As the morning went on police eventually showed up throwing tear gas on people at each barricade. My neighbors and I watched as they came down our hill. We signaled the small children in the area to go run further in the neighborhood to avoid the tear gas. Fortunately for us it started to pour rain and the police returned to their cars. We were spared today but I suspect this will go on again tomorrow. Later in the afternoon I walked around the zone just to check in with neighbors and to get news on the plans for the rest of the week. Sadly this is not our first go round nor will it be our last.
We have become professionals in survival and miss the days of regular living. People all around us in our community get up and fight for basic things like food and health.
What the gangs and the corrupt system have done to this country is beyond sad. So much sandwich and energy is wasted trying to find food, meds, ways to work, getting kids safely to school ...... The people are exhausted.

29/12/2023

🎄Christmas from eyes of Soups🐕🎄

Soups takes his job as head of security very very seriously. For years he has valiantly protected Christmas from ghouls and goblins alike. He always makes sure to patrol the packages to make sure everyone gets gifts under the tree. When transporting the gifts to the kids house he stands guard and barks at any potential threats until we arrive safely.
This year there was a scary ghost that he had to scare away from Christmas campout. He watched over the kids and the gifts till dawn, occasionally running outside to do a perimeter check with his troops (3 other big scary dogs) 🐶.

We give thanks to soups for his years of hard work. Because of him we sleep well and never have a gift 🎁🎁 turn up missing 😂

24/12/2023

🎄Merry Christmas we have gas!!!!

Part of our daily lives sometimes includes crazy missions at strange hours of day for a variety of seemingly normal supplies. This Christmas we got propane gas!!! Our town has been mostly out for almost 2 weeks. With the help of friends we got word that one of the stations was going to give very very early this morning. I forgot and while I was in bed reading a book a good friend called to let me know they were in line for gas. I jumped out of bed grabbed the boys, grabbed the tanks, and we dashed off in our PJs and house slippers to fill out tanks.
We waited in line for about 45 mins before reaching the gas man. The boys manned the tanks inching them forward little by little and guarding our good spot in line. People were coming in with tanks on their motors, in wheel barrels, cars and some carrying in on foot. Most people were pretty nice. There was no pushing nor shoving. We all just waited and prayed that the gas man would not turn us away. One sneaky dude tried to cut the line but the crowd put in his place pretty quick without a lot of resistance from the line cutter.
As they were filling out tanks my heart raced with the feat that maybe the gas man would tell us they were out.
All our tanks were filled and the boys and I drove off into the warm Christmas sun 🌞

Happy holidays 🎄