SOS Africa Children's Blog >

SOS Africa Somerset West Children's Portraits

21 Sep 2017

After a few wonderful classes outside in the warm sunshine we bring you the incredibly 
talented portraits of the Tereo Aftercare Club children. Each one dedicated to their sponsors.
First up we have the delightfully colourful and generous world of Ryno...
 

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 1.jpg

And here's Quinroy looking as energetic as ever (he bounces so much he practically flies)...

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 2.jpg

Donvenicia is looking as beautiful as ever and is always sharing a kind message...

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 3.jpg

Gideon has added some descriptive characteristics too, "listening well" - Good boy...

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 4.jpg

This really illustrates the sunny disposition of Marlene :)

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 5.jpg

Last but not least, the smiliest boy you'll ever meet... Sipho, who lives in a world where even the trees smile...
 

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 6.jpg

Thank you for your sponsorship and support...

Blog - Tereo Self Portraits 7.jpg

Comments (0)

  1. No comments yet (comments may be awaiting moderation).

Please note that any offensive or inappropriate comments will be removed.

All comments require approval before appearing on the site.

< Back to the news list

Recent Blog Posts:

  1. Growing Vegetables for the First Time: The SOS Africa Children's New Gardening Projects

    Growing Vegetables for the First Time: The SOS Africa Children's New Gardening Projects 14th May, 2019

    The SOS Africa Charity Children embark on an exciting new gardening project and learn how to grow vegetables for the very first time...

  2. Knitting Isn't Just for Grannies

    Knitting Isn't Just for Grannies 18th Apr, 2019

    SOS Africa, Somerset West Aftercare Manager Karen has started up a "Knitting it Forward" Club to teach the SOS Africa children how to knit...

  3. SOS Africa 2019 Term 1 School Reports

    SOS Africa 2019 Term 1 School Reports 15th Apr, 2019

    Celebrating the "best" and "most improved" SOS Africa Children's Term 1 2019 school reports from our charity education programmes across South Africa...