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Kelso crèche needs support

Donations are needed to help sustain and expand the services provided by Jabulani Crèche.

His Church South Coast is excited to announce its annual prize-giving and year-end celebration at Jabulani Crèche in Kelso on December 10.

This is a cherished community crèche established by the church and supported by Gathering Together.

With 14 children aged two to six currently enrolled, this vital initiative was created to address the significant need for childcare and education facilities in the community, allowing children an opportunity to get fundamental foundation education in a safe environment.

The prize-giving event honours the remarkable achievements of the children and recognises the dedication of the teachers and community members who play a crucial role in their development. This celebration not only highlights the progress of the children but also fosters a sense of community spirit and support.

“Together, we have the power to uplift those in need. Our commitment to providing education and care for these young minds is a testament to our belief in the potential of every child,” said Kirsty Pope, pastor of His Church South Coast.

The community is invited to join in celebrating these incredible children and the hard work of everyone involved.

The event promises to be a heartwarming occasion filled with joy, recognition and inspiration.

Community support is needed to sustain and expand the services provided by Jabulani Crèche.

Also, to help them provide quality education and care, donations are needed. Every contribution, no matter how small, makes a significant impact on the lives of these children and their families.

“Together, we can create a brighter future for the youth of Kelso,” added Pope.

For more information, contact caren@hischurch.co.za or call 062 5727558.

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