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US$100/£60/R595
US$100/£60/R595
US$20/£12/R110
US$120/£72/R700
US$870/£425/R5,100
US$1180/£580/R6,800
US$1180/£580/R6,800
US$5-15/£3-10
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Prepares
and guides a foster parent who will receive or has received an AIDS
orphan, through workshop sessions and follow-up.
Equips and encourages a teenager ‘head of household’ (usually an AIDS
orphan) through training in a range of family, household and life-skills
issues including dealing with death and bereavement and caring for
younger siblings.
Gives a pre-school teacher or caregiver a chance to attend useful and
practical workshops to enhance their child-care practices and teaching
young children.
Places a needy adult on the Little Seeds HIV/AIDS issues course which
allows students to get credits towards a National qualification.
Sees a pre-school teacher from a poor community through a 12 month
program of training for the qualification Basic Certificate in ECD –
NQF1
Covers the cost of an 18 month training of a pre-school Teacher for the
National Certificate in ECD – NQF4. Regular giving allows us to build up
a bursary fund to assist the most deserving candidates for training
courses.
Covers the cost of an 18 month training of a pre-school Teacher for the
Higher Certificate in ECD – NQF5. Regular giving allows us to build up a
bursary fund to assist the most deserving candidates for training
courses.
Pre-schools always have needs besides basic training of their teachers.
Most schools with which we have contact through our student body
(currently 315 teachers) lack a whole range of equipment and facilities.
Good teaching does not depend on lots of expensive toys and aids, but
well designed basic equipment is helpful. Little Seeds wishes to
encourage good outdoor play equipment coupled with the planting of
appropriate indigenous trees. Any gifts of money, large or small, can be
put to excellent use in this regard. A little goes a long way as locally
appropriate designs, materials and labour are employed.
Buys a locally-made wooden toy or set of wooden blocks from the
Masibambisane Disabled group. Encourage them by Allowing us to buy toys
from their project, and help the numerous pre-schools in situations of
poverty. |
