Enduduzweni cares

Enduduzweni Community Care Centre celebrated Youth Day a little differently this year.

The centre celebrated the holiday by distributing warm winter clothing to its beneficiaries to help every child feel loved and supported – as most parents and guardians of the children are grappling with social ills.

“The centre holds that the Youth Day narration is similar for many individuals and that the outcomes of the events of June 16 resulted in the emancipation pedagogy of the oppressed, but the challenge is still with vehemently addressing and dismantling social ills crippling the youth,” said human service practitioner Mondi Ngema.

With the use of Child and Youth Care Workers (CYCW’s) as field workers, the centre has been playing an active role in addressing poverty alleviation by teaching basic life skills, building resilience among the youth and providing more than just basic care with psycho-social support.

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However, due to a funds deficiency, the organisation has been experiencing difficulties in consistently and actively laying a foundation for improving the quality of life for orphans and vulnerable children.

Enduduzweni Community Care Centre expressed their colossal gratitude to all sponsors for their continued philanthropic deeds and urged more people to get involved and donate.

For more information, or to donate, email Mondli Ngema at mondlisowker@gmail.com.

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