Kids Klash are a great way to help younger kids connect with the lives of their global peers. Many of the kids on the surgery waiting list are between the ages of 1 and 6—the same age range that will be able to enjoy wearing Kids Klash. When a child has the chance to wear a great handmade shoe, it provides an opportunity to teach them about the wider world and the challenges of poverty and conflict faced by kids like them around the world. It’s not quite walking a kilometer in someone else’s shoes, but it’s at least a start.
Most of our Kids Klash are hand-knit by mothers in Kurdish villages as wage-earning for the entire family. But some are produced at home by land mine victims who cannot work otherwise; and still others are made in Iraqi prisons as a means of teaching inmates the life-skills they need to re-enter society.
So Kids Klash don’t just help build perspective - they make a real difference, too. Each purchase invests money in local Iraqi economies. And, even more, each purchase helps to fund a heart surgery for one of the 3,000 Iraqi children waiting for the chance to live.
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