On the 23rd of April KCC was invited by SABC and the Turkish embassy to perform at their annual children's day event at the embassy. They invited 30 kids and 10 staff members to take part in the festivities.

At the Turkish embassy the KCC dance group performed two dances. People enjoyed it very much. The embassy was so much fascinated by the performance of the children that they said they will want to work with KCC in all their programmes that include kids. 

Last Wednesday, November 30, one day before World AIDS day the dance group of Kgomotso Children Centre was invited to Setshaba Research Centre to perform live on SABC 2's morning live news.Just a few weeks ago, KCC had been auditioning for the morning live news. They had been chosen that day to dance at Setshaba Research Centre when SABC would come to report about the start of the trial of a newly developed HIV vaccine.

Last week, after a long time of waiting Kgomotso Children Centre finalized its latest extension. The new shelter in front of the building and a new sink will improve the situation of the centre.

Today, Kgomotso Children Centre was on the road making its mark on several occasions. They auditioned for SABC's morning live news, won prizes at a talent competition and shoot a documentary with Plus Fab.

In the morning, the KCC dance group went to an audition for SABC 2's morning live news. After the audition they were chosen to perform at an event of morning live news on 30 November. The performance will be recorded live. In preparation of the event, the dance group will be taken shopping for uniforms.

Another great day for Kgomotso Children Centre. On saturday, 06 August, they performed in a talent show. They won competitions in junior dance and poetry and were runners-up in singing.

The KCC United girls soccer team won their first soccer tournament, yesterday. The event organized by Soshanguve Local Drug Action Committee saw the girls of KCC win their first trophy.

It had been worth going all the way from Blockk NN to Block HH where the tournament took place at Mafumboka Primary School. After great matches the girls were proud to bring home their first trophy. What a great success!

Besides the soccer matches there were aerobic sessions in which the caregivers participated and trained their skills.

At the end of February, KCC hosted another workshop for girls. It was supported by Grant Kekana Foundation which had linked up with KCC at the end of last year and Tshwane Township Kids.

With the numbers of boys and girls constantly rising KCC came up with a new idea to make sure nobody is forgotten. Starting this year every child will be celebrated on its birthday month.The idea is as simple as it may be: Every first friday of a month all the boys and girls who had had their birthdays during the previous month will get their big birthday celebration. To make things possible parents of the kids who were born in the current month donate R20, also staff contribute financially to the birthday event.

KCC welcomed parents and kids this week for another school year. As the centre held its official annual opening day new kids came to register and adults attended the parents' meeting at the premises.

From 18 January staff had been running a door to door campaign around places in Block NN, Block JJ, Block LL, and Block GG of Soshanguve and around Winterveld. They had approached children and families and had told them about KCC. So far, 170 kids have registered and attend programs at KCC. The small place is full of children and youth.

This year we are proud to announce that we have the first matriculants who have grown up with KCC. At the end of 2015 they had written their exams, this week they received their results.

Nthabiseng, Christina, and Boitumelo are the lucky ones. After weeks and months of studying it all paid off. All three of them got a Bachelor's Pass - the best pass level to achieve. Congratulations! KCC is proud of them and wishes them all the best for a bright future.