Registered SA Charity
The 5 October is World Teachers’ Day, which represents a significant effort to raise awareness, understanding and appreciation for the vital contribution that teachers make to education and development across the globe. The Sabrina Love Foundation currently has 24 children attending mainstream schools in the Bitou region and 40 at Die Sterreweg Daycare Centre as well as many more at specialised schools throughout the Western Cape. It is not always
Over the last 4 years in a joint collaboration with Stellenbosch University and Artevelde University, a model of Excellence has been successfully implemented at the therapy centre of Sterreweg. Visiting Belgium students have participated physically and via zoom in workshops, visits to various institutions, businesses and local schools gathering information and creating the platform for a practical, professional, internationally recognised model that can be replicated throughout South Africa. Following this
Morne Mintoor was born with Craniosyntosis, a congenital condition characterised by abnormal fusing of the bones of the skull which can impact normal brain development. Morne started at Die Sterreweg when he was 3 years old. At the end of 2019 we decided to give Morne a trial in a mainstream classroom with a Sabrina Love Foundation classroom facilitator, to see whether he would cope. He entered Formosa Primary Grade
“I’m Lindelwa Pungulwa 46 years of age. (affectionately called Lillian) I started my journey with the Sabrina Love Foundation and working at Die Sterreweg Day Care Centre in 2006. I started working with 5 different cerebral palsy children. At the moment I’m working with Autistic children between the ages of two and five years teaching them to be independent. I love working with my class – our Twinkle stars! I’m
