In this learning brief the Ekukhanyeni Relief Project describes the process of registering with the Department of Social Development (DSD) as a Place of Care to allow them to access enabling grants. There seems to be an either/or situation where crèches that cannot meet requirements for DSD registration are overlooked by government and in many cases these crèches are the ones that provide a much needed service to the children and communities in which they are situated. Read what it takes to get registered here.
How to develop a crèche in a poor and marginalised area
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