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Go South Africa! Go! Mid 2021, the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States (AAU) vetted by the International Rope-Skipping Organization (IRSO) hosted a hybrid Rope Skipping competition which witnessed young talent from all around the world. Children of the Dawn, through it’s consistent effort and investment in sports through it’s 4th pillar (Sports for …

January 2021: AAU Junior Olympic Games: Rope Skipping competition Read More »

Children of the Dawn started Food Garden projects that are aimed at addressing food insecurity in rural South Africa. The project also aims to address nutritional support to families and the community. Currently, we have two pilot Garden projects in Lenyenye (Limpopo) and Mpumaze (KwaZulu- Natal) our garden projects created temporary employment for six (6) …

August 2021: Vegetable Gardens Read More »

Firstly, let me thank you for your partnership over the time you have traversed this journey with Children of the Dawn. On behalf of our 791 orphans and vulnerable children and staff, we are grateful for your support which helps to shape young lives. We could not have achieved such great milestones without your continued …

June 2021: My first 90 days in the office Read More »

Rope- skipping… or the value of movement! Through our partnership with Laureus Sport For Good Foundation, Children of the Dawn has been tackling dullness and inactiveness among our beneficiaries, by using rope skipping as a tool. Most of our areas are in remote rural areas with no adequate sporting facilities, and in some cases they …

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Knight of the French National Order of Merit It is with much joy and pride that we inform you that on the 26th October, our founder, Magali Malherbe, was bestowed the distinction of Knight of the French National Order of Merit. Malherbe, a dedicated development specialist who was born and raised in France, spent over …

October 2020 Read More »