Liddle Kidz Foundation is both local and global, working at the grassroots in countries all around the world. Liddle Kidz Foundation is dedicated to working with children, caregivers and communities, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender, to overcome social stigma and barriers that prevent appropriate nurturing care.

There is a section on our website designated for each region.  Please visit each section to learn more.

When a natural disaster hits a community, such as hurricane Katrina & oil spills within the Gulf Coast region, there is a decimation of people’s lives, jobs, and optimism. As well as adults, children have the need to find ways to cope with such catastrophes.

As the second largest country by area of land, Canada is one of similar history and qualities, to that of the United States. there is a sustained need for the continuing education of certain populations and the nurturing of the youth. Of those populations, the indigenous people of Canada, First Nations, have endured numerous hardships.

In the past decades of the 19th century, Japan has battled through many wars with both China and Russia. The aftermath of those wars has created huge gaps between the economically advanced regions and those with impoverished communities.

Many children still feel the aftermath of the Vietnam war, suffering from agent orange and landmine explosions. The Liddle Kidz Foundation Global can help in the efforts to raise these children from poverty by providing them with the healing powers of massage.

Within the community orphanages that exist in this region, there is still a serious lack of caregivers that can provide nurturing for the healthy growth and development of these children.

By the turn of the century, more than one million Thai children had at least one HIV-infected parent. Some of these children have been orphaned by the disease; as others were abandoned by infected parents.

To heal this country of the widespread suffering, poverty, disease, and repair the family units that once existed, we must nurture the orphaned future of Cambodia’s countryside, the children.

Many charitable organizations have established shelters and day care centers where these children can take refuge. It is imperative that we bring adolescent massage to these children to nurture them and encourage them in their struggle.

There are many children who remain waiting in Haiti's orphanages, to be reunited with their families or adopted by others. We cannot forget the importance of the emotional healing of these children, through nurturing and caring touch.

By 2011, it is estimated that the population of India's slums will reach 93 million people. It is in these conditions that 2 million of India's children under the age of five die every year, whether from malnutrition, diarrhea or pneumonia.

Children with disabilities are stigmatized and most are not allowed to attend school and gain critical education. While many organizations are working to change the social perception of persons and children with disabilities, there is still work to be done.

The Romanian orphans need nurturing care to great extents, in hopes to repair the pain and suffering within generations imparted upon these children. 

Sudan has been impacted by civil war since the 1980’s. In result of these wars, children have become the country’s soldiers, fighting and dying just the same as their adult counterparts. As earl y as these children are able to stand, walk, and hold a firearm, they are sent to kill. 

Mexico has been struggling with severe economic and social issues over the past century, collectively leading to today’s current issues of poverty, drug cartels, violence that results in daily fatalities of adults and children caught in the crossfire. It is plain to see why Mexico has roughly 1,400,000 orphaned children throughout the country.

As one of the largest countries in South America, Peru’s total population exceeds 28 million people, 38 percent comprised of children under the age of 17.  In this solitary country, there are over 10 million children living in conditions of extreme poverty.

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