Help Training and Resources in Early Education (TREE-ECD) by donating gently used clothes for children aged birth to 7 , in need.
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Help Training and Resources in Early Education (TREE-ECD) by donating gently used clothes for children aged birth to 7 , in need.
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Support Our Playgroups – Donate Summer Clothes for Children (Birth–7 Years) Across our playgroups in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape, many of our little ones arrive each day in clothes that are worn out, too small, or not suitable for the warm summer months. As we close off the year, we dream of giving each child a fresh set of summer clothes, a simple act that brings dignity, comfort and joy. For many of the children we serve, this may be the only “new” outfit they receive all year. You can help us change that. How you can support: Donate gently used or new children’s clothing (ages birth–7) Drop off at any of our TREE sites (69 Krishna Road, Briardene, Durban) Spread the word and help us reach more families Every tiny T-shirt, every pair of shorts, every little dress makes a difference. Together, let’s end the year with kindness and ensure every child steps into summer feeling cared for, seen and celebrated.
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