Youth Clubs for Kids - Western Cape
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Hi. I'm 44 yrs old. I am one of the most experienced breakdancers in South Africa. I offer Breakdance classes for kids of all ages. Beginner to advanced. Any interested parents are welcome to meet with me or contact me. Read more
Sisanda FunDaytion is a non-profit organisation working in Cape Town building positive role models who can uplift the well-being and uncover the potential of disadvantaged children and youth through recreation and play. Our vision is a world in which all children can experience the joy of being children and have the chance to laugh, run, jump and play. We create opportunities for children, youth and adults to connect with each other and to learn about themselves and the wonders of the world... Read more
Curro Uitzicht is an independent school in Durbanville, Cape Town that provides high-quality assisted learning for learners from Grade 1 to Grade 7. Our approach to specialised education within the mainstream enhanced curriculum is meant for learners who need additional support to achieve expected competencies in the core academic skills of literacy and numeracy. Our learners follow the regular mainstream CAPS curriculum. Still, our small class sizes allow our dedicated teachers and specialised... Read more
Kids Krav Maga - Age appropriate self defence and anti bullying techniques taught in a safe, fun and empowering weekly class, for kids age 6 - 13. You don't need to be fit or strong to be able to do Krav Maga. Come as you are! Classes available in Somerset West and Stellenbosch. Contact us today to book a free intro class. Teens and Adults classes also offered. Read more
Durbanville Children’s Home is one of the registered non-profit organisations (number 011-891) that Government uses to address this problem. The Home is situated in the northern suburbs of Cape Town. The intake of children falls within a 100 km radius of Durbanville, which includes farms, informal settlements, squatter camps and towns. The Durbanville Children’s Home is presently caring for 144 children between the ages of 2 -18 years. Of the 144 children, 124 are cared for in 12 house units... Read more
