After another closure due to the lockdown situation KCC has finally opened again in February. While some activities are still restricted due to level 3 lockdown everyone at KCC was eager to start again with their work.
Three new staff members have been signed. One of them is a former teacher. She had already been teaching sewing at KCC some years ago. KCC is looking forward to continue the sewing project under her supervision, soon. The first project work is sewing masks and sell them around the community. In addition, ten groups of children and youth have been created to work on the garden project with staff monitoring the process and the selected food that is going to be grown.
About 110 kids are currently fed at KCC every day. They come in three groups at different times to avoid crowds. Some days ago Dr. Ntsiki from a clinic in Pretoria visited KCC to drop of some donations and pray for KCC. She donated small food parcels, clothes and sweets for 50 families which kids took home.
School to school visits have been done recently by KCC staff. They have been asking to partner with local schools for the educational program that is run at KCC. 5 school already agreed to work with KCC and improve the program. Moreover, two local clinics have been contact to work together in terms of community health projects concerning kids, youth and health issues.
Last but not least, KCC has been a busy place for many years now. So, some maintenance and other repairs had to be done. Recently, we started with the toilets, basins and doors that have been fixed now.
