about the programme

The program runs over 8 months and consists of 46 modules as well as skills. The course is managed by a group of volunteer professional men & women who specialize in the fields that we touch on in the program. Group sessions include group therapy as well as personal counseling sessions.

At the end of the program each boy receive a certificate to show what he has done for the past year. We also ask some of the institutes that we visited if possible to issue each boy with a certificate

code of conduct

Respect

You must show consideration, care or respect to others

Confidentiality

Be proud in what you do, keep secrets that some one entrusted you with.

Teamwork

We must work as a team.

Caring

We must learn to care for one another

Trust and Responsibility

Own up to what you’ve done.

Fairness

Be fare to you peers, class mates

Good Citizenship

Be a loyal citizen of your country.

career guidance

Helping the boys to think about the future, how he sees himself fit into the below topics.

Life Saving

This is a program on life saving course, the facilitator is Angie Kiewiets.

Leadership

Self-awereness

What are you good at. Where do you need help.

Self-direction
What will be your best job

Vision

How will you know if you are successful

Ability to motivate
How do you help each other

Social awareness

How do you get along with each other

Righs and Responsibilities

This course was presented by yet another community member. Wregle Mc Kenzie he informed the boys on basic rights for children and responsibilities.

Every child and young person has rights, no matter who they are or where they live.
Section 28 of the Bill of Rights in our Constitution states that “every child has the right to basic nutrition, shelter, health care and social services, as well as the right to be protected from maltreatmen, neglect, abuse or degradation.

Safety at Home

A visit from the emergency services and fire brigade. This was a highlight on our calendar. The boys did CPR and extinguish a fire. What a fun day it turned out.

Nature

We took a trip to the Pretoria botanical gardens where the boys was thought about flora and how to treat our ecosystem, they received plants to take home and plant there own shrubs and trees.

Hiking

We took a hiking trip on the Magaliesburg mountain range in Eersterust.

Embracing culture and diversity

The phrase 'Cultural Diversity' means a range of different societies or people of different origins, religions and traditions all living and interacting together.

The food we eat, the music we listen to, and the clothes we wear have all been influenced by different cultures coming into South Africa. Ethnic food, for example, is part of an average South African diet. One of South African favourite dishes is Indian curry. South Africans have enjoyed curry for a surprisingly long time.