In one of our preschools, in Godisang, we have a five year old blind boy, his name is Kaone Mathiba. In 2012 it was discovered that he had cancer on both of his eyes and therefore he was operated on
Montessori for a blind child
How to communicate nonviolently in a violent society
On 20.-22.03.2014, 42 peer eduators from our Action Group Tshepanang gathered for their traditional workshop at the Guest Farm outside Mahikeng. The main topic for this workshop was “Nonviolent Communication” according to the famous book written by Marshall Rosenberg. The
Tsibogang in numbers
The impact of the work of Tsibogang Christian Action Group can be expressed also in numbers. The statistics of the current financial year are quite remarkable: The project for orphans and vulnerable children (Godisang) reached almost 1500 orphans and vulnerable
At eye level with children
In the first week of January we had our counselling workshop for the home care givers . This workshop is in it’s tenth year now. The aim of it is to encourage our home care givers in the difficult work
Year end function of Tsibogang
On 07.12. 2013 – few days after World AIDS Day – the members of Tsibogang Christian Action Group assembled to commemorate all people who had died from AIDS and to express their solidarity with all who live with HIV. 102
After School Festival 2013
There was no grass left on the soccer field of the small village of Shiela, 45 km south of Mafikeng. But the children who had assembled here on 23.11.2013 did not bother much about this and were quite content with
Learning in Godisang according to Montessori
Many of the children in our preschools come from families where the children are not looked after well. Many of the children are raised by their grandmothers because their mothers died. I am trying since last year to do regular
New training workshop for Tshepanang
On 23.09. – 27.09. our Action Group Tshepanang (“Trust each other”) hosted another training workshop for peer educators at the Guest Farm near Rooiground outside Mahikeng. It was the 14th workshop of this kind. The 45 participants (10 new and