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Currently the facility is battling with space constraints because the enrolment is fast out-growing the room allocated in Desiree's home

With more than 30 students, Project Life is growing and may soon be bursting at the seams with students being housed at owner Desiree Moonsamy‘s home in Rolland Hellet Road.

Since launching Project Life in January 2014, Desiree’s dreams have been blossoming. Project Life is an educational facility that caters for children who suffer from learning disorders or are physically challenged.

The children are given lessons and write examinations with assessments being done. Desiree has already seen a tremendous amount of development in the children and has big plans for Project Life.

Currently the facility is battling with space constraints because the enrolment is fast out-growing the room allocated in Desiree’s home.

She hints at plans for a larger space but cannot reveal the full details. Project Life students are also in desperate need of desks, chairs, stationery, chalkboards and old puzzles and toys.

This will enhance their experience at the facility, which has limited resources.If you can assist, please call Mrs Moonsamy on 073 960 2738 or visit Project Life at 12 Rolland Hellet Road.

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Sihle Ntenjwa

A journalist at Caxton Local Media, contributing to Estcourt and Midlands News. Passionate and dedicated to his craft, Sihle has quickly made a name for himself since arriving in Estcourt in late 2023. His commitment to storytelling and community journalism has earned him recognition for keeping readers informed with compelling and accurate local news

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