Access to education granted A few months ago eight youngsters in Grade 11 and residing in Soweto and Westbury received smart phones to enable them to catch up on their school work. They had a chance to conclude this year successfully. This initiative was stage two of a process of empowerment of ...
A Child's Dignity Matters Young Lisa arrived at the Maria Kloppers Campus at the age of seven with a baby brother aged three on her hip. She refused to let go of him. She had been caring for him for as long as she could remember. His cloth nappy was a sickly ...
Children in care are hard hit during lockdown At 16, Sibusiso was not happy living at our Maria Kloppers Campus, so he set out to make as much trouble as he could in the hopes of being sent home. He succeeded in getting permission to go home just before lockdown. Read about ...
Children need you now more than ever! During March this year, Nokuthula, living in one of the houses at Langlaagte, grew increasingly quiet. She had no contact with her family and she had no way of knowing how they were. Reports of starving people added to the fourteen-year-old’s worry. She knew they ...
