KickStart for Kids - South Australian Children's Charity

Our biggest annual fundraiser, the No Breakfast, Breakfast, is returning on Friday 8 December 2023.

Join us at the Hilton Adelaide from 7:30am – 8:45am and experience what it’s like for thousands of South Australian school children who go to school with no breakfast.

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PROGRAMS

School Breakfast Program

KickStart for Kids provides 60,000 breakfasts and 10,000 lunches a week to underprivileged children in South Australia.

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PROGRAMS

Future Pathways

Future Pathways is a youth leadership program designed to improve both the life and everyday skills of high school students across the state.

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PROGRAMS

Period Poverty

Together we can help end period poverty in South Australia. Kickstart for Kids has created a new Period Poverty program where sanitary items are now distributed to over 150 South Australian schools. Visit the Period Poverty Site.

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Volunteers

We have over 1000 wonderful volunteers who run school breakfast programs, run our Camp KickStart school vacation care programs and deliver our fresh products to over 360 schools across South Australia.

Your donation will assist in providing over 60,000 breakfasts, 10,000 lunches per week to kids across 360 schools in South Australia.

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No Breakfast Breakfast

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Your donation will assist in providing over 60,000 breakfasts per week to kids across 360 schools in South Australia.

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*Make aDifference***

It has been a blessing to partner with KickStart for Kids. To see kids lives transformed through the joy brought with a friendly face at breakfast club, to the difference a mentor makes who is willing to journey life alongside them. The impacts are priceless!

Hayley Walker, School Chaplain Kilkenny Primary School

Our breakfast club is a welcoming place where students can get a full tummy ready for learning, a morning catch up with myself, to see their friends and to help out. It is a deadly way for students to start a great day of learning. We can’t thank KickStart enough for providing us with the resources to be able to put breakfast on each morning.

Sam Kop, Aboriginal Community Education Officer Wallaroo Mines Primary School

KickStart's donation of bread, butter, and spreads has made a significant difference in the lives of our students, and we are truly grateful for their kindness. Thanks to their donation, our students are able to enjoy a nutritious breakfast every day, which has helped them to stay focused and engaged in their studies. Their support has not only improved the health and well-being of our students, but it has also made a positive impact on their academic performance. It is heartening to see that there are still individuals and organisations like Kickstart for Kids who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of others. Their kindness and generosity have not gone unnoticed, and we are incredibly grateful for all that they have done for our school.

Damian McCarthy, Wellbeing Leader Renmark West Primary School

KickStart not only provides a healthy and nutritious breakfast to start the day, but also offers an inclusive opportunity for our students to sit at a table, have a meal together and demonstrate our School Values. It is a pleasure to watch our students, teachers and KSFK volunteers connect across all year levels, enhancing the sense of community we have at Hackham East Primary School.

Claire McGarvey, Wellbeing & Aboriginal Education Officer Hackham East Primary

We are so thankful for the support KickStart provides St Joseph’s Breakfast Club. KickStart provides us with the supplies so we can provide our students with the sustenance gained through a healthy breakfast, allowing us to provide a soft landing for our students so they can be successful, thriving learners.

Kylie Wells, School Chaplain & Wellbeing Support St Joseph’s School, Peterborough