Lesedi Educare serves communities in Bloemfontein, by providing integrated early childhood care through a comprehensive community owned and managed intervention.
Their programs include providing access to quality early childhood education centres and playgroups including for children living with disabilities, supporting and training caregivers in best practices for at-home care, and promoting the rights of children to ensure their well-being and community support.
Lesedi Educare serves communities in Bloemfontein, by providing integrated early childhood care through a comprehensive community owned and managed intervention.
Their programs include providing access to quality early childhood education centres and playgroups including for children living with disabilities, supporting and training caregivers in best practices for at-home care, and promoting the rights of children to ensure their well-being and community support.
| Country of Origin | South Africa |
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