In March 2024, the KidZAid Committee made a heartwarming visit to Embizeni Crèche, a beneficiary in Ntshongweni supporting 60 children! Wooden toys (crafted by the Pinetown Woodcrafters) and “wordless” books, designed to foster early literacy skills were also donated. Did you know? In South Africa, 80% of Grade 4 learners
Peter Bode became a Trustee of KidZAid in April ’24 and already by 29 June, he was riding the iMfolozi MTB mountain bike challenge to improve the awareness of KidZAid as an organisation and most importantly, to raise a whole lot of funds to support the children. He put in a
KidZAid owes heartfelt thanks to the Kloof Methodist Church Women’s Auxiliary (WA) for a vast quantity of educational games and posters made for all the KidZAid beneficiaries. The principal at Zwelibomvu ECD Crèche (COC), showing the children a counting and sorting game.
In June 2024, KidZAid donated a sealant and paintbrushes to the Community Outreach Centre, to maintain the Wendy Hut which serves as the KwaNdengezi Creche, one of the four early childhood development centres supported by KidZAid. In a co-operative spirit, about 10 of the parents and members of the community
Nestled on the grounds of Mariannridge Methodist Church, CandyFloss Crèche cares for 17 children between the ages of 3 and 5. This nurturing environment is a lifeline for many families who need to work during the day and therefore cannot be present for their young children. With most children attending
Donations by Woodcrafters of Pinetown, a donor in Australia and the Weaver’s Nest, Highbury.
.. YVONNE GREIG. L-R: Julie (Profiles owner), Judy (hairdresser), Yvonne and Sherita (hairdresser).
This year (2022), the Children at Highbury’s Weavers’ Nest, have chosen to send Christmas gifts to the Children of KidZAids’ beneficiaries.
(Nov 2022) A Cecily Fraser Creativity workshop, organised by KidZAid for the principals of the four Drop-In Centres
