Providing sustainable hope for vulnerable children and their families

Empowering Practitioners

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Providing sustainable hope for vulnerable children and their families

Join the cause

Poverty has a devastating
impact on children

Poverty in many South African communities is a harsh reality, and the children are the ones who suffer the most. However, there is a glimmer of hope! We are indebted to the brave men and women who have given their time, energy, and resources to establish and operate Vulnerable Children Centres. These centres provide a safe haven for extremely vulnerable children and offer essential services like education, healthcare, and food. These remarkable individuals need our support to continue providing for the children and helping them reach their full potential.

How we help

Children need physical, cognitive, emotional, mental and spiritual developmental support. In partnership with the Love Trust, we provide a holistic, contextual approach to developing holistic ECD practitioners so they can care for extremely vulnerable children and their families in impoverished communities.

How the training works

The early childhood phase, spanning from birth to nine years, is a crucial period for human development. It is essential to provide good health, proper nutrition, and early learning to ensure children’s well-being and lay the foundation for life. ChildVision aims to address these needs by training holistic Early Childhood Development (ECD) practitioners to equip children and strengthen their families (parents, caregivers, and guardians) to provide a suitable environment for physical, emotional, and social development.

ChildVision believes that the most effective way transformation can take place is by equipping centre workers at rural Vulnerable Children Centres to become holistic ECD practitioners.

Course Description

To train and mentor

350 
 holistic ECD practitioners from
100 
centres that together impact 
7000 
 children annually in ten years

Help vulnerable children and
their families break free from poverty

Invest in equipping Holistic ECD Practitioners

Donate as an individual 

View your once-off or recurring donations as a quadruple investment that will result in a social, environmental, economic, and Kingdom return for extremely vulnerable children, their families, and communities in rural areas of South Africa.
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Corporate Social Investment or equity partnership

Khanyisani is a Level 1 Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE), not-for-profit trust. We are a NPO (a not-for-profit organisation) and a PBO (public benefit organisation) registered in South Africa. We are able to issue section 18A certificates for donations.
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What our students say

Kwamhlanga
“For the past two years, I learned many things that I am now teaching to my community members. For example, I started a self-help savings group where we save money every month, and on January next year, everyone will get their own shares. I want to thank all the Churches that helped us to do the course with the money they donated to us. Even the love we get from them is appreciated. May the Lord God protect them and their families wherever they are.”
Jane Kekana
Aliwal North
“I have big visions now through ChildVision. It has given me hope to change my community for the better. To give children knowledge about God and education and to work with the community.”
Bulelwa Faith Mpalisa
Aliwal North
“I would really love to start something like this in my own community. The gardens was the best and I learned how to get an income from my own garden.”
Luciano Swartz
Sterkspruit
“With ChildVision I will be a gamechanger because our course has different modules, working with children, working with parents and family (community), therefore there will be a relationship between the child, parents and teachers…”
Adelaide
Kwamhlanga
“Lastly I like to thank God and sponsors and everyone who made this programme possible. My request and my prayer to God is that He let this programme continue to help many people out there who are willing to make a change but unable.”
April Goodman Tshabangu

If a brother or sister is poorly clothed and lacking in daily food, and one of you says to them, “Go in peace, be warmed and filled,” without giving them the things needed for the body, what good is that? So also faith by itself, if it does not have works, is dead. 

James 2:15-17 ESV