The Tateni Christmas party was held on Wednesday 28 November 2018. Around 400 children were treated to breakfast, 20 Finger boards games, other board games, packets of sweets. They also received plastic storage containers in which to store the donated games.
You will find a thank you letter and some photos of the event below. Should you wish to contribute to any future projects involving Tateni or similar community service projects, please contact us, or use the form below to make a donation.
For more information on Tateni Community Care Centre, click on their logo to visit their website.
As the year draws to a close, it’s time to think about how the festive season will be celebrated by those less fortunate than ourselves. So in true Rotary spirit, the community service committee of the Rotary Club of Pretoria Hatfield have arranged a Toy Drive to collect toys and games for the children who are supported by the Tateni Community Care Service in Mamelodi.
Tateni Community Care Services is a reputable community-based non-governmental organisation (NGO) with more than twenty years of experience in providing care and support to orphans and vulnerable children in Mamelodi and its surrounding informal settlements. About 308 children currently benefit from Tateni Community Care Service at its ten drop-in centres.
The Rotary Club of Pretoria Hatfield have been supporting the after care of needy school children with toiletries and sanitary items, as well as birthday celebrations for the learners.
We are looking for toys, puzzles, game sets and clothing to distribute to the children. Board games, table tennis game, fingerboard sets, chess sets and well cared for clothes for boys and girls.
If you would prefer to make a monetary contribution, you can do so below.
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Here are some pictures of recent donations made to Tateni Community Care Centre.
For more information on Tateni Community Care Centre, click on their logo to visit their website.
The Rotary Club of Pretoria Hatfield is assisting the Rutanang HIV Care Centre in the area of De Wildt, Ga-rankuwa, South Africa, by providing a roofed structure for use by approximately 350 community members and 110 primary school learners. The Project creates a safe haven for children from this poor community to receive a meal and do supervised homework after school. Currently, the children sit outside and are exposed to the elements.
For more information, have a look at the presentations below.
If you would like to make a contribution to this project, you can do so below.
