October places a special focus on nutrition, food security and children's health — all closely connected to Soul Food's mission. From National Nutrition Week (9–15 October) and Global Handwashing Day (15 October) to World Food…
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This is Kopano ECD in Gasehubane Village in Kuruman. The crèche was closed due to the non-payment of fees and the absence of a sponsor.

Rebaone Toto, Soul Food’s Manager in Kuruman encouraged the principal to appeal to the parents and local community for support.
That resulted in it being reopened – but the mud classroom is in a state of disrepair and the walls have been damaged by heavy rains.

Nevertheless, with the support of Soul Food and lots of encouragement from the community things are now turning around. The yard has been cleaned up and the kids are returning. The principal is to commended for her bravery and strength in such trying circumstances.
