Helping Kaylin reach her dreams

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Over the past few weeks we’ve been meeting some incredible youngsters through our friends at Reach for A Dream. We have been hearing about these children who happen to have life threatening illnesses, but more importantly have ambitions, hopes, and dreams. We want to help make those dreams come true.

Kaylin is currently unable to attend school due to a rare form of bone cancer; but she remains determined and hopeful about her future. At just 18 years old, Kaylin has big dreams. Despite the challenges she faces, Kaylin is motivated, resilient, and ready to build a bright future for herself — she just needs the right support to help her get there.

She is confident she can turn her passion into a successful venture while continuing to work toward her academic goals. Thanks to Digicape for getting on board and a massive thanks to Reach for a Dream again.
25 Mar 4AM English South Africa News

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