Help Anna Khasu Empowerment Centre by donating dance mats for our community dance classes for kids.

 Soweto, Gauteng

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Help Anna Khasu Empowerment Centre by donating dance mats for our community dance classes for kids.

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Arts, Culture & Sport

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Art materials & equipment

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Help Anna Khasu Empowerment Centre by donating dance mats for our community dance classes for kids.

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The Anna Khasu Empowerment Centre is seeking donations of 60 dance mats to support our community dance classes for children in Naledi. In our community, dance is not yet a thriving art form, and we want to change that by creating safe, inspiring spaces where young people can explore movement and expression. With proper mats, we will be able to introduce learners to a wider range of dance categories, nurture their confidence, and provide constructive alternatives to life on the streets. Your support will help us give these children the opportunity to discover their talent, embrace their heritage, and build resilience through the power of dance.

Sustainable Development Goals

Quality Education

Quality Education

Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Impact Metrics (Estimates)

1facilities

Education facilities to be improved

25learners

Learners to be supported

60items

Learning materials to be distributed


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