Kids Alive International (KAI) is a Christian, U.S. based nonprofit organization that focuses on supporting the development of children, families, and communities.
1921 Leslie Anglin was in a trip to Hopei Province (now Hebei), a severe famine area, to rescue children; in this group of children was Samuel Hsaio who later traveled widely on behalf of Kids Alive and became the director of the Tsinan Home, the 2nd location in China.
1953 Mission School established in Hong Kong for children of Chinese refuge families; by 1957 there were 350 pupils enrolled.
[3] Family-style Residential Homes In cases where children are abandoned or appear to be orphans, KAI can work with authorities to locate a child's parents or other close family members.
[4] "Keeping Families Together" KAI offers assistance with nutrition, education, medical care, and sometimes entrepreneurial help.