Congratulations! Kgomotso Nyalungo, founder and programme manager of KCC, received the Gauteng Care-Givers Award for her enduring and selfless commitment for the children and youth of Soshanguve.

On Valentine's Day KCC held its Gala dinner. It was a great success with 39 partner tickets that had been sold and more than 3,000 Rand of donations that were risen.It was a short-lived and eventful evening at Unisa Hall in Pretoria. Youth, staff and board members of KCC had been preparing for weeks to entertain and serve their guests. Dancing performances, speeches, and delicious food helped to make the gala dinner a great success. Enjoying food and drinks the guests heard and learned about the purpose, value, and aims of Kgomotso Children Centre.

Summer is beautiful these days. The kids are flocking to the children centre to prepare for the big event to come on Valentine's Day. Few tickets are still available!

While kids are enjoying their time being back at the centre for a new school year, staff had the opportunity to be part of a first aid training by the Department of Social Development.

Our Valentine's Gala dinner will take place on February 14. Live music, performances in dancing and poetry will contribute to a great evening at Unisa Hall, Pretoria.

On 6 December a youth group from Rustenburg came for a visit to KCC. The Rainbow Souls had been looking for some youth centre to support and had found KCC in the internet.When they arrived they brought donations which they had collected in and around Rustenburg the weeks before they came. "They saw us at our website and wanted to do something for the kids."  Kgomotso, programme manager of KCC, explained. "They played with the kids and donated food and clothes."

From December 10 to December 12 the girls of KCC went on a three days camp for girls at Magaliesburg organized by Kea Modise of Bontlebame. It was a time of learning, recreation and lots of fun.The retreat was for girls who had taken part in the workshops held by Bontlebame at KCC this year. The first day was spent swimming and playing in and around the pool. On the second day girls were offered two different workshops in the morning. One workshop was held by a lady from Dove company who talked with girls about confidence.

The last few months boys and girls of KCC have been touring Gauteng province. They were invited to perform their dance routines to the delight of many spectators at a great number of occasions. 

Having been defeated by one goal only in their first two matches the KCC soccer team celebrated its first victory this Saturday after a 3-2 win over Multy Killers, another team from Soshanguve.

In August KCC welcomed a group of local bikers, ABSA bank’s staff members, and Bontle-Bame, an assisting NGO, in a celebration and a stand against women and child abuse.