South Coast Fever

Heels dance night heals

Dance boosts women's self confidence and empowers them.

Kathlene Evans and Kylie Andrews, the founders of K2, which is named after the first letters of their names, hosted a Heels Dance Night at the Girl Guides Hall in Port Shepstone last Saturday.

Thandeka Gumede (left) and Simone Moonsamy strike a pose.

Kylie said with some struggling with anxiety and depression, they need emotional support.

“We thought, why not share this journey and be there for other women.”

She said with the many roles that women have to play, they tend to lose themselves, so the motto at their dance studio is ‘free your mind’.

The hosts of the Heels Dance Night Kathlene Evans (left) and Kylie Andrews.

“Dance boosts women’s self-confidence and empowers them.”

Kylie added that they will be working with Girl Guides by helping them to fundraise.

Nomnikelo Kuboni and Thandeka Gumede.

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