Aspire Psychosocial & Educational Support Services for Vulnerable Children

20/06/2026

20/06/2026

A six-member team from the Rhodes University Law Clinic descended on the Aspire soil to "unpack" the Children's Act 38 of 2005 to parents, educators, social workers, our partners, stakeholders in child care and a journalist.
The workshop was a huge success, everyone who attended had a packed lunch & juice afterwards.
Thanks to Mr Shaun Bergover, Director of the RULAC and Team for the collaboration and partnership!

16/06/2026

02/06/2026

Fathers, Step-fathers, Grandfathers, Uncles, Big 2 and Guardians this is for you! Please support the event!

20/05/2026

We did it!

20/05/2026

Grade 6 psycho-education session with intern psychologist, Mrs Shevonia Mali.

31/01/2026

Aspire Psychosocial & Educational Support Services for Vulnerable Children's first educational excursion to Amazwi Literature Museum. The theme for Gr.4 and Gr.5 was "People and Places".

16/01/2026

Our second day of on-boarding was about collaboration, communication, cooperation, support, and trust. We managed to unravel the human knot, identified who we are using the shoe exercise, and identified the qualities needed at Aspire with character cards!
We had a daily check-in of our feelings and rated how we felt from 1 - 10. We started low but by the end we had either improved or remained high.
We concluded that each one of us has what it takes to be at Aspire Psychosocial & Educational Support Services for Vulnerable Children

16/01/2026

Our 2026 on-boarding took the form of a training in Self-awareness and Team-building working in pairs and in groups.
New and old staff members blended and bonded; grappled with and grasped new concepts, ideas, information sharing, collaboration, co-operation, negotiating, team work in understanding the work they are about to start at Aspire.