Children of the Dawn’s proudest achievement for 2018 was seeing the number of students registered at tertiary level reach 66, with all the result already available six completed their undergraduate degree. As an organisation which truly believes in supporting our children from primary school to tertiary, we’re convinced that our model works. Take the example of

From the 12th May till the 30th June, our Dawn children aged between 6 and 13 years old embarked on a project called Around the World in 80 Days, which aimed to educate them about world geography in a fun and educative manner. The programme was based on the works of Jules VERNE, a French

When Children of the Dawn started operating 16 years ago, our support was directed at young children. As years passed, we embraced the concept of “growing with the child” in a conscious effort to take our beneficiaries all the way to independent and productive adulthood. In the past 4/5 years, we have supported many of

Children Of The Dawn offers cheering moments every year (End year trips), whereby we take our kids for outings.  We take our kids to different places of interest where our kids will be offered different types of activities to perform, have fun and explore different things.  228 of our kids in 8 different  rural areas

For the second year in a row, three Children of the Dawn beneficiaries were invited to take part in the Frontball Academy Games in Biarritz, France from the 2nd to the 10th of July 2017. Our 3 teenagers Nothando (15) and Nokwazi (17) from Ermelo as well as Thabang (16) from Qwaqwa were invited by