Are you traveling to Cape Town on a tour of South Africa and would like to visit a charity project in the region? SOS Africa Founder Dr Matt Crowcombe now offers guided tours of the UK NGO’s Cape Town based education projects. This memorable opportunity will provide visitors a unique insight into the workings of a grassroots South African children’s charity. It will also give them the opportunity to give back to South Africa’s disadvantaged communities during their visit.
Cape Town Based Education & Training Centres
Over the past 23 years, SOS Africa has established education centres in Grabouw, Somerset West, Elgin and Gordon’s Bay. Each centre is designed to provide holistic education and care to disadvantaged children. SOS Africa also recently established a Skills and Training Academy to facilitate certified training courses for unemployed youth. The principal aim of these innovative facilities is to empower children and young adults to help them break out of poverty.
Why visit SOS Africa Charity Projects in Cape Town?
Each education centre supports a different community and provides a unique experience for visitors. As part of the tour, SOS Africa Founder Dr Matt Crowcombe will accompany guests on a visit to an SOS Africa Education Centre and introduce them to the charity’s staff and children. He will also share his experiences of running a South African NGO. This will provide visitors with an insight into context and challenges facing South Africa’s education system. The visit will demonstrate the life-changing impact which can be made by providing holistic education and care to South African children.
How to Visit Cape Town Education Projects
Ensuring the long-term sustainability of the charity’s Cape Town based education projects is essential. We therefore request that visitors donate or sponsor a child through SOS Africa before arranging your tour. Not only will this increase the numbers of children supported but also enable sponsors to meet them in person. This is always an unforgettable moment for both child and sponsor.
For more information, please email SOS Africa Founder/CEO Dr Matt Crowcombe.
