The new Children’s Act 38 of 2005 requires that all existing Child and Youth Care Centres in South Africa re-register with the Department of Social Development by April 2015. For many of these Centres, the registration process is proving to be difficult and costly to navigate, thereby potentially preventing them from continuing to offer a vital service to children in need of care and protection. The Centre for Child Law, Kid’s Haven and Epworth Children’s Village shed some light on these challenges and present recommendations for how these might be addressed. Read the article here.
Op-ed: What the ama2000s bring to South Africa’s ECD landscape
“Ama2000” — South Africa’s version of Gen Z — is used to describe a generation perceived as rebellious and vocal. They are known for challenging
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