The Kinship Programme is a registered Non-Profit Company with the purpose of cultivating critical consciousness and encouraging pro-environmental behaviour.
Scroll down to see how we achieve this.
WELCOME TO THE KINSHIP PROGRAMME
Kinship
Kincottage
Nature Facilitator
Training
Rooted
immersive, inquiry-based learning in nature
Montessori Forest inspired homeschool tutoring
transformative learning experience that shares our new knowing
a space for conscious community to gather and learn
Our overarching mission is to cultivate a critically conscious community who practice and advocate for sustainable living. Each of our entities play a specific role in contributing towards achieving this vision.
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Kinship and Kincottage provide mindfully crafted nature experiences that hopefully progress each individual child's state of nature connectedness.
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The nature facilitator training shares our understanding of how to best facilitate the development of nature connectedness and thus equips more people with the ability to facilitate experiences and bring more little humans into a closer relationship with our natural world.
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Rooted creates a space for support, the sharing of informative knowledge and knowing and curates opportunities for our adult community to give back.
Community Initiatives
Hyphae Program
Labours of Love
Meet Moosa
We believe that everything we do ought to contribute to a greater good for humanity and the natural environment. Our community initaitives hep us achieve this.
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Hyphae Program allows us to build a relationship with schools in our nearby townships: providing the children with opportunities to connect with our natural environment, and the teachers with training and mentorship in facilitating experiences in nature.
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Our Labours of Love initiative invites community members to gather and participate in the maintainance and rehabilitation of our natural spaces.
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We are championing the maintenance and improvement of Virginia Bush - a beautiful wide space within Durban North. We have a wonderful man, Moosa, on the ground to ensure that paths a cleared, bridges and fences are fixed, invasives removed, and vagrant homes identified.