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Clowns Without Borders South Africa Children being children again! Founded in 2004, CWB-South Africa has provided emotional relief to over 300,000 children and caregivers.

Our focus is on communities affected by crisis including HIV/AIDS, gender based violence, community violence, war, and poverty. Recent projects include:

Project Injabulo in KwaZulu-Natal
Sinovuyo Caring Families Project in Cape Town
Project KwaSuka Sukela in Johannesburg and Cape Town
Project Lithe'tha in the Eastern Cape
Project Free Your Mind in Kenya. For more information visit www.cwbsa.org/projects.

🌱 *Growing the Furaha Teens community!*New coaches in Dar es Salaam are building the skills and confidence to implement ...
19/08/2026

🌱 *Growing the Furaha Teens community!*

New coaches in Dar es Salaam are building the skills and confidence to implement the Furaha Teens programme, helping more parents, caregivers and adolescents learn and thrive together. 💛

Delivered in partnership with the Government of Tanzania, UNICEF Tanzania, WeWorld and World Vision Tanzania. 🤝

🌸 **Happy Women’s Day!** 🌸Today CWBSA joins the rest of SouthAfrica in celebrating the strength, resilience, courage and...
09/08/2026

🌸 **Happy Women’s Day!** 🌸

Today CWBSA joins the rest of SouthAfrica in celebrating the strength, resilience, courage and achievements of women.

May we continue to create spaces where women are empowered to lead, grow, inspire and make a meaningful difference in their communities and the world.

"For me, fatherhood is a journey filled with both joy and responsibility. One of the biggest positives of being a father...
21/06/2026

"For me, fatherhood is a journey filled with both joy and responsibility. One of the biggest positives of being a father is the sense of purpose it gives me. Watching my children grow and knowing that I play a role in shaping their lives makes me proud. Being present father and building a strong, loving bond with them is something I truly value.
Although it has not been easy , I have faced challenges such as balancing responsibilities, managing stress, and understanding my children’s needs. There are moments where patience is not easy, and communication can be difficult.

The SINOVUYO program that have been part of for many years has helped me a lot in becoming a better father. It has taught me positive parenting skills, especially how to manage my emotions and respond calmly instead of reacting out of anger. I have also learned how important it is to spend quality time with my children (which is one of my favorite sessions in the program) it help me to listen to them, and support them with love and encouragement.

As a SINOVUYO trainer, it has been powerful to not only facilitate these skills but to apply them in my own life. It has shown me how effective positive parenting can be when practiced consistently. At the same time, I have learned that it is not always easy to follow through with everything I put out there. There are still moments where I am challenged, but the program has given me the tools to reflect, correct myself, and keep improving." - Sipho Syfo Mdletshe

21/06/2026

When fathers are present, safe, and emotionally engaged, children do better—full stop. But positive father involvement doesn't happen by accident. It requires support, encouragement, and opportunities for fathers to build the skills and confidence they need to care for their children.

At SAPPIN, we believe that strengthening fatherhood is a vital part of building safer, stronger families and communities.

When we support fathers, we create better outcomes for children.

Today Clowns Without Borders South Africa joins the rest of the globe in celebrating the International Day of Play aimed...
11/06/2026

Today Clowns Without Borders South Africa joins the rest of the globe in celebrating the International Day of Play aimed at protecting children's right to play. As an organisation, we fully advocate for this cause and our vision is centred around the emotional well-being of children. We cannot stress enough the importance of play. We hope wherever you are, you take time out to play with your children on this day. 🤡

CWBSA was honored to be part of the SA-ACAPAP Workshop that took place on Saturday the 14th of March in Cape Town. The g...
18/03/2026

CWBSA was honored to be part of the SA-ACAPAP Workshop that took place on Saturday the 14th of March in Cape Town. The gathering was focused on discussions around Parenting programmes for children's safety and mental health. Our team members Dr Nyasha Manjengenja and Anna Booij presented on Capacity Building and Scale up and Adaptations for context respectively.

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