Kgomotso Children Centre

KCC staff attend leadership camp

Early december, KCC staff took part in a summer camp in Centurion. The camp had been organised by Hope for Life to bring together people from different organisations in order to teach and discuss about leadership.

Hope for Life Foundation had invited the KCC dance group to perform at one of their events a week before. Afterwards, they invited the staff to this leadership camp at Centurion. In this camp staff members learned about serving the community well and becoming better leaders in the community. They had the chance to encounter and link with different people from different organisations.

Participants had a lot of fun and spent much time learning. They played games and participated in discussion groups. All in all, it was a great experience and staff appriciated it very much that they had been given this opportunity.

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