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Entities empower Rhodesfield daycare centre

The initiative taught and empowered the community’s youth through an engaging outreach programme.

The Kempton Park CPF Sector 5, the SAPS and its Youth Desk recently visited the Bright Beginnings Day Care Centre in Rhodesfield Ext 1.

The initiative taught and empowered the community’s youth through an engaging outreach programme.

The team engaged with the centre’s children and staff and shared safety and awareness lessons.

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The event encouraged positive community involvement and promoted social responsibility among the youth.

Members of the CPF Sector 5, the SAPS and the Bright Beginnings Day Care Centre’s children.

The team and Kees Beyers’ representative donated chocolates to the children, bringing them joy and reinforcing the message of community support and care.

The initiative is part of an ongoing effort to guide young people in the community. By working together, the organisations involved aim to create a safer and more supportive environment for future generations.

CPF member Gerrie Germishuizen highlighted the importance of community outreach and the positive benefits for young people.

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The initiative demonstrated the value of collaboration between organisations and businesses in promoting social responsibility and supporting the community.

“Community outreach is a regular part of the initiative, with ongoing collaborations between the SAPS, the Youth Desk and local businesses,” said Germishuizen.

“The organisations involved are committed to continuing their efforts to support and empower the community’s youth.”

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