POP Centres

The first POP centre originated on Goedgedacht farm in 2003.

Today we deliver on projects through 6 Path Onto Prosperity (POP) Centres which all provide afterschool care services for children where they can do homework, sport, maths classes, art, get computer access, obtain access to libraries and reading clubs, receive a snack and be part of a life skills program. During school holidays these centres also present a program to keep children occupied and engaged.

The Path Onto Prosperity Centres also function as developmental hubs for various community groups such as service centres for senior citizens, disability groups, dance groups and community meetings.

CURRENT POP CENTRES

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Riebeek Kasteel /Esterhof
established in 2010

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Riebeek West
established in 2012

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Koringberg
established in 2015
A starter POP centre

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Porterville
established in 2018 by Minister of Mineral Resources, Samson Gwede Mantashe, funded by PPC

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Chatsworth
established in 2015
A starter POP Centre.

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Riverlands
established in 2015
A starter POP Centre

We are using an Asset Based Community Development approach in our work within the communities, encouraging them and supporting them to drive their own initiatives to become self-sustainable thriving communities

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