Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa

by Kingsway Centre of Concern: Thandanani House of Refuge
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa
Help Educate 22 Children in Zandspruit, S.Africa

Project Report | Mar 2, 2020
Moving Out ..........

By Paul McKibbin | Project Leader

Unathi - Then and Now
Unathi - Then and Now

As much as it often distresses any parent when one of their children decides to move out and establish themselves on their own, it is no different when one of our "children" at Thandanani decides it's time to move on, as was the case at the beginning of this year.

Unathi was one of the first children that Thandanani took in back in 2003 when she was presented to us by the police as an 18-month old baby who had been found abandoned on the street, and in December 2019 she graduated from high school! 

As much as there is anxiousness at her moving out, there is also a real sense of pride in her achievement, and at the end of the day this is the way it's supposed to be, and this is ultimately our purpose to empower abandoned and abused children to become responsible members of society who can stand on their own 2 feet.

Unathi plans to study further, and she was also fortunate that we were able to find an uncle with whom she could re-unite and has now moved in with him as she embarks on the next phase of her life.

But not all of our children are so fortunate, and when they finish school at the age of 18 we often have to make plans to assist them and care for them until they can find their feet, and be in a position to sustain themselves.

And that is the reason that we are so thankful for every one of you who have been so generous with your giving, which has allowed us to care for these children who would have otherwise been lost to society.

Best Wishes

Paul

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Dec 6, 2019
Thankyou for 2019

By Paul McKibbin | Project Leader

Sep 11, 2019
"This Could Change My Life Forever ........."

By Paul McKibbin | Project Leader

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Kingsway Centre of Concern: Thandanani House of Refuge

Location: Johannesburg - South Africa
Website:
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Twitter: @thandananihouse
Project Leader:
Paul McKibbin
Johannesburg , South Africa
$18,741 raised of $30,000 goal
 
267 donations
$11,259 to go
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