by The Starting Chance Team | Oct 30, 2018 | build new schools
Elizabeth has been running her educare in a dilapidated shack and RDP house for 10 years. During this time she has managed to provide a quality education for 60 children under very difficult circumstances. Starting Chance has bought a house in Mfuleni which will be... 
by The Starting Chance Team | Oct 30, 2018 | build new schools
For Principal Marjorie running her educare is her contribution to building the rainbow nation. An entrepreneur at heart, Marjorie used her own funds to build a shack extension which she intended to use for a Grade-R classroom. The introduction of increasingly... 
by The Starting Chance Team | Feb 19, 2017 | build new schools, education
Educares supported by Starting Chance win top Provincial awards in early childhood education! In 2017, teachers from two Mfuleni educares supported by Starting Chance won top awards for excellence in early childhood education. Nozipho (right) of Blooming Stars Educare... 
by The Starting Chance Team | Jan 31, 2017 | build new schools, education, making a difference, township
What does our future look like in South Africa? Well for some pretty bleak. But for the children of Ikusasalethu and their parents the future has just got a lot brighter. Without a doubt, if we are to change the course of South Africa’s future, we need to be... 
by The Starting Chance Team | Jul 28, 2016 | build new schools
It all began in a classroom at the Mfuleni ECD in September 2012. Meeting with the Early Childhood Development Forum was daunting for me and for them. I asked for volunteers to join our Starting Chance Project. I told them I could promise them nothing but my passion... 
by The Starting Chance Team | Jul 4, 2016 | build new schools, children, education, making a difference, township
What exactly does it mean to volunteer? It is always interesting to see how different people respond to this question. I first met Lo Dagerman and her husband Brian Levy at an event held at our hub school in Mfuleni 3 years ago. Sometimes when chatting to new folk,...
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