Topic
Latest news and developments
Join the beloved winter theatre tradition at Canal Walk as Peter Pan takes flight from June 27 to July 19, 2026. Experience the magic of live performance and create lasting…
Join Childline Western Cape's mission to raise R1.5 million for vulnerable children at the Healing through the Arts concert on March 6. Enjoy inspiring performances and make a…
Mitchell's Plain police are investigating a stabbing incident in which a three-year-old girl was injured on Monday night, December 29.
Five Mitchells Plain schools have collectively diverted 2.5 tonnes of recyclable waste from landfill after taking part in a recycling competition aimed at promoting environmental…
In the township of Ocean View, scarred by gang violence, poverty and hardship, more than 400 children experienced a day of pure delight at a Christmas party organised by resident…
Westridge teen sworn in to represent children across Western Cape.
Around 67 children from Gugulethu, Nyanga, and Manenberg enjoyed an unforgettable day at the Zip Zap Circus, interacting with performers as part of Sisanda FunDaytion's…
The retired provincial government official, Ian Arendse, 63, has joined NoStop non-profit organisation to help strengthen its services.
St Joseph’s Intermediate Paediatric Care is celebrating close to 90 years of pioneering paediatric healthcare. Founded in September 1935 by the German Pallottine Sisters, St…
Children are more prone than adults to suffer heatstroke or heat exhaustion during the hot summer months because their bodies produce more heat during physical activity while…
Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis and City librarians shared the joy of reading at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital on World Read Aloud Day, Wednesday February 5. They…
As the school year draws to an end and the holiday season approaches, the University of the Western Cape psychologist and Head of Therapeutic Services, Rone Gerber, has shared…
“We can no longer tolerate our children going hungry, dying of poison, being shot or joining gangs,” says early childhood development expert Professor Eric Atmore. Speaking to…
Thousands of motorcyclists, their machines festooned with toys of all kinds, rode in two huge processions to Killarney International Raceway on Sunday November 24 for the 42nd…
“Adoption can be a lonely experience, and it really helps to have other people who are experiencing a similar path,” says adoptive parent Jocelyn Newmarch. World Adoption Day was…
Children must be protected from preventable ills, such as malnutrition, foetal alcohol syndrome and violence, so that the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital can focus on…
Carrying on the tradition of wacky fairytale fun for the summer holidays, The Masque presents Red Riding Hood from Friday December 13 to Sunday December 22 and from Wednesday…
Alison Alexander from Goodwood was on a family vacation, but she didn’t hesitate when the call came to be a safety parent for a two-week-old baby girl. This was no ordinary…
Zoë Alexander, 24, is determined not to let a foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) rob her of leading a full life. On Monday September 9, International Foetal Alcohol Spectrum…
Show your gratitude for the blessing of good health while simultaneously making a difference to the charities supported by the Distance For Difference (D4D) non-profit…
