Educating the Thabang Children

by Thabang Children's Home Trust
Educating the Thabang Children
Educating the Thabang Children
Educating the Thabang Children
Educating the Thabang Children
Educating the Thabang Children
Educating the Thabang Children

Project Report | May 14, 2025
Striving towards successful youth

By TESSA WHITE | DIRECTOR

Pic 1, Art and craft
Pic 1, Art and craft

Thabang aims that all input into the lives of the children in its care, ultimately brings about positive development for each of them.

Arts and crafts: gets the children thinking and creating plans from an early age. Creating their own crafts, brings much enjoyment and is very therapeutic.  'Arty Party' is held regularly for different age groups and the children love to attend. Sometimes, the in-house social worker uses art to explain various concepts to the children which enables her to provide a therapeutic platform.  Beadwork requires much patience and care to create a pretty piece of work.  These characteristics are important building blocks for little lives.  (see pics 1, 2,3).

Learning to line up for running races, competing with respect for others, learning to lose gracefully and win with humility- these are all taught alongside the physical exercises and fun. (see pic 4).

At the Drop-in Centre in the informal settlement of Smash Block, the children identified as coming from vulnerable households, receive regular food parcels, to ensure that they are receiving food, even when they do not eat at the Drop-in centre itself. Having food in their tummies, enables the Thabang carers to focus on the delopmental programmes including Arts & Crafts, exercises/sport and academic support. (see pic 5).

On the 28th April, Tessa White (director of Thabang Children's Project) gathered students from their various places of study, to join together, catch-up with news and encourage one another to persist and be diligent and not grow weary.  These students came through the Thabang Child & Youth care centre as well as the Thabang Drop-in centre.  (see pic 6).

Through various generous donors, these youth are given an opportunity to attend tertiary institutions. Thabang endeavours to support our children to become positive youth, learning skills and characteristics to become independent and positive adults- role models for the future generations.

Pic 2, Beadwork teaches patience and care
Pic 2, Beadwork teaches patience and care
Pic 3, Making masks with their social worker
Pic 3, Making masks with their social worker
Pic 4, Lining up for running
Pic 4, Lining up for running
Pic 5, Food parcels for vulnerable households
Pic 5, Food parcels for vulnerable households
Pic 6, Thabang students meeting up
Pic 6, Thabang students meeting up
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Jan 2, 2025
CLOSING UP THE YEAR OF 2024

By TESSA WHITE | DIRECTOR

Sep 3, 2024
ALL SORTS OF EVERYTHING, FOR POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT

By TESSA WHITE | DIRECTOR

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Thabang Children's Home Trust

Location: Thabazimbi, Limpopo Province - South Africa
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Project Leader:
Tessa White
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Thabazimbi , Limpopo South Africa
$28,780 raised of $69,945 goal
 
261 donations
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