KTD196 started unofficially in 2003 after a focus group with 180 Home Based Care volunteers who were very stressed about the problems facing the orphaned and vulnerable children of their villages. We see the impact of our work every day and it is so encouraging to see, our kids have a sense of hope, destiny and the life skills to be able to achieve their dreams.
At Keep the Dream 196, we have two programmes, Self Help Groups, focussed on equipping and training adults, and Children’s Programmes teaching children to overcome difficult life circumstances by building resilience, physically, emotionally, spiritually and psychologically.
Introducing our Global Giving Campaigns, where we aim to raise funds for our various projects and causes, with a focus on transforming the lives of children, families and communities. Please join us in making a difference by giving to these campaigns on Global Giving’s website and together, let’s create a positive impact.
On GivingTuesday, every donation made to KTD196 is matched by GlobalGiving increasing the contribution by 30%
Our work is exploding and we need to move our current premises. A farm will enable us to such
This project will build sexual reproductive knowledge, understanding including pregnancy prevention and parenting skills
Stay up to date with our latest blog posts and news articles, where we delve deeper into our mission of training and empowering families and communities. Discover valuable insights, success stories, and helpful resources that showcase our commitment to making a positive impact.
Discover how KTD196’s Self Help Group (SHG) program is empowering rural women to lead change, improve access to water, and tackle crime through Cluster Level Associations (CLAs).
KTD196 celebrates two decades of impact with a vibrant day of awards, cultural celebration, and community unity. Highlights include Springbok Awards, Rover recognitions, and heartfelt thanks to long-time supporters.
In one school, 70% of girls are pregnant or have a child—yet in our Children’s Program, we’ve had only 12 pregnancies in 22 years. Discover how setting boundaries, promoting abstinence, and fostering dreams is changing lives and shaping a healthier future.
