Real projects.
Lasting change.
We listen first, then build what children and communities genuinely need: safe shelter, clean water, classrooms and places to play.
where it matters most. Since 2005
We assess first.
Then we build.
Every project begins by listening to the people on location. The answer might be a roof that keeps children dry, a reliable water supply, a classroom, a dormitory or a safe place to play.
We work with local communities and direct donations towards practical improvements that remain useful long after the project is completed.
Eight projects.
Six countries.
From the first Rwanda project to the current work in India, every location has shaped how Kids at Play listens, responds and builds.
Rwanda
A playground and the reconstruction of a collapsed 400 m² monastery at the Rusayo orphanage.
Project 01 · Completed View Rwanda projectVietnam
Four playgrounds, a football field, a volleyball court and mobility support in the Central Highlands.
Project 02 · Completed View Vietnam projectBolivia
A clean-water well for the Familia Feliz orphanage, later proving vital during severe flooding.
Project 03 · Completed View Bolivia 2014Bolivia
A return to Familia Feliz to complete dormitories, roofing improvements and a playground.
Project 04 · Completed View Bolivia 2017Papua, Indonesia
Sustainable improvements designed to provide water, shelter and greater long-term independence.
Project 05 · Completed View Papua projectHaiti
Two manual water wells, storage tanks and a sanitation block for schools in northern Haiti.
Project 06 · Completed View Haiti projectSri Lanka
Solar power, an additional building wing and a treehouse for children at an orphanage in Kandy.
Project 07 · Completed View Sri Lanka projectIndia
A reservoir and two borewells providing year-round clean water near Puducherry in Tamil Nadu.
Project 08 · In progress View India projectBuilt together.
Remembered forever.
A closer look at the work made possible by donors, volunteers and local communities.
Where the journey began.
At the Rusayo orphanage, Kids at Play built a playground and helped reconstruct a collapsed 400 m² monastery. The involvement of local people turned the first project into a lasting foundation for everything that followed.
New spaces to play and move.
In a leprosy village in the Central Highlands, the team built four playgrounds and transformed raw land into football and volleyball facilities. One-armed wheelchairs were also donated to residents who needed mobility support.
Clean water, shelter and a return visit.
The first Bolivia project delivered urgently needed clean water. Kids at Play later returned to Familia Feliz to help complete dormitories and create a playground for the children.
Clean water where others had not reached.
Two schools in northern Haiti received manual water wells and storage tanks. A dedicated sanitation block was also built at the school in Carice.
The next chapter is being built in India.
Kids at Play is continuing its hands-on approach in Tamil Nadu: listening locally, focusing on essentials and directing support where it can make the greatest long-term difference.
Help build the next success story.
Every contribution supports practical work on location: safe shelter, clean water, education and places where children can simply be children.