Khulanathi Community Development is a non-profit organisation founded in 2020 in eMalahleni and has pioneered a new development which is called early childhood development.
On Wednesday, April 6, they paid a visit to Manaratha Daycare Centre in Klarinet Ext 3 to embark on their first-ever journey of early childhood development, where they adopted Manaratha and brought some goodies for the centre.
Khulanathi intends to adopt pre-schools around eMalahleni, where they will assist with their needs. This will be an outreach program, and they will assist with funding. This is one of the things they will be assisting the pre-schools with by registering and providing care facilities for the centre. Mr Rudolph Mmpanyana the co-founder of the organisation said,
“People who have pre-schools around; we are coming to find out your needs”.
Ms Pamela Sibande thanked Khulanathi Community Development for the wonderful donation they have received.
“Please keep up the good work and help others. We are so overwhelmed; we don’t know what to say. May God bless this program.”
Rudolph said, “We loved donating to Manaratha today, and we’re not stopping here; we’re also going to other pre-schools around us. I would like to thank the principal for allowing us to assist her and the Pick n Pay, River Crescent for their support”.
Khulanathi Community Development invites anyone interested in assisting them with funding to come forward and contact Mr Mmpanyana at 061 430 1425.
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