Kindred Spirits Foundation is proud to support the work of the United Muslim Sisters of Latrobe Valley (UMSLV), and congratulate them on the launch of My Story 3, held in Moe on Thursday, March 9th. Rhonda Renwick, Founder of KSF, spoke at the event, sharing her joy of, and commitment to,...
Kindred Spirits Foundation Director, Kathy Havers has taken out the Financial Planning Association of Australia’s 2016 Future2 community service award for the second time. Kathy was presented with the award at the annual Future2 Gala Dinner for her contributions to the community throughout the year, improving the circumstances of socially excluded...
Kathy H of recently visited the Wadeye community during harvesting season for the Kakadu Plum. Hats off to those hard working women!! For more information on this project – click here
Latrobe Valley Bus Lines is proud and excited to be the first public transport business to become certified as a B Corporation . We are building an amazing community of socially responsible businesses. Latrobe Valley Bus Lines earned certification as a B corporation as an acknowledgement of our commitment to social and environmental ethics,...
Kindred Spirits was excited to be part of the 3rd annual Marngrook match, held on Sunday November 1st, in Bright, North East Victoria. The event, organised by Thathangathay Foundation and Bright P12 College, in association with Dhudhuroa Waywurru Nations Aboriginal Corporation, the Thathangathay Foundation and Kindred Spirits, was a high...
The Thathangathay Foundation has commenced a crowd funding campaign seeking support for the Dumu Cafe in Bright, North East Victoria. The cafe is being run as a training facility in partnership with the store in Wadeye NT. The trainees rotate every two months between the cafe in Bright and the...