Education support for children in South Africa

by Maranatha Care Children
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Education support for children in South Africa
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Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa
Education support for children in South Africa

Project Report | Dec 17, 2021
It's Christmas! Time of Giving :-)

By Harrison Dax Nash | Charity Director / Project Leader

First time meeting Santa...now going into Grade R!
First time meeting Santa...now going into Grade R!

We can hardly believe that another year has gone by!

But honestly, we are VERY proud of our resilient, inspiring kids and young people that we support through our work at our youth centre here in South Africa!

We wanted to send a report to mobilize any supporters out there who may be looking to give a charitable donation this time of year, as we will really appreciate the help in this project!

With the school year running from January-December here, it means we will be very busy from early next month ensuring all our children have all their needs met for their various schools,

At this stage we have a number of 12 educational establishments that we will be transporting our kids to during 2022. This includes 2 creches (ECD), 2 primary schools, 3 high schools, 3 special schools and 2 higher education facilities (college//university). But of course each school has their own expenses. 

Just this term we had 3 children accepted to a special school as referred by the Department of Education following the results of the psychometric evaluations we arrange. This is to ensure we can really give the right targeted support. 

And as said in previous reports this helps us in achieving successful outcomes - investing in education from the foundation phase onwards, allows us to see success all the way into adulthood. Whilst remembering in South Africa the unemployment rate for those who do not finish school is as high as 40% (with youth unemployment specifically being as high as 46% according to Stats SA)

However we can (and are!) help in breaking the cycle, resotring hope and making brighter futures possible for children coming from unimaginable circumstances but finding the love, nuturing, support and care they need to flourish...!

Let your Christmas gift this year be the gift of education :-)

Thank you to all our supporters for standing by us and investing in what we do. We cannot do it without the support we recieve. Wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Christmas and a blessed New Year!  

So proud of our girls - big smiles this Christmas!
So proud of our girls - big smiles this Christmas!
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Maranatha Care Children

Location: Plymouth, Devon - United Kingdom
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Harrison Nash
Plymouth , Devon United Kingdom

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