Good Enuf Enterprises NPC - Positive Stories

23/07/2025

05/06/2024

a CHILD'S RIGHT

In life let's embrace, a child's right
To dance , to play and dance in light
Their smile and laughter pure
for tears ignite
replacing with fear and fright

The child's right to learn , know and grow ,
displays the wonders of life
for the seeds they sow
multiply and grow ,
their minds a canvas, ready to be shown
with their imagination
as it continues to flow

To be loved , cherished and protected,
The embrace which reflecto
every step, their future directs
through a gentle hand love is felt

A child's right to speak , should be heard,
their voices treasured with every word
In every story, a lesson is learned,
In every silence , the bridge unburned.

For shelter they seek to runaway or
flee
for hatred is the tapestry of tears
hopefully one day this will all disappear

(Nathan Kavungi)

12/03/2024

Come play a wordplay game with us

This game helps:
- Identify animals
- Helps practice their vocabulary
- Memory
- Problem solving

Let us know if you could identify all the animals.

11/03/2024

March, we celebrate human rights and the social workers who fight for those rights.

Throughout March we will be highlighting children's rights.

Firstly, a child has a right to a name and a nationality, something we don't always value. So, what's in the name?
- our identity
- our personality
- our culture and history
- a place of belonging (community)
- it is a place of connection

Thus we need to take the act of naming our children seriously and not just something we're picking to get it on a piece of paper. For once words are spoken over our children they carry power and walk under the weight of it. This counts for the nicknames we give them too.

03/03/2024

What's in the Box, Season 2 loading

Are you between the ages of 7 and 12?
Do you love to play games?

Then you could be part of our Season 2 cast.

02/03/2024

Even though our focus is on kids and their well-being, we also work with adults.

Here is a quick snippet of a workshop we did in January.

01/03/2024

We are gearing up for the 2nd season.

Auditions for cast as well presenters will start soon.

Don't wait for the last minute. Enter now.

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01/03/2024

Happy 1st of March

No need to fret.

We are still here, we have just been kept warm by some giant popcorn.

We will update you on our Crood adventures soon.

20/12/2023

Have you ever wished you could take your words back?

In today's episode of What's in the Box, we go diving for words in our wetsuits that we received from 9Miles Project.

Then we create magical stories from items we drew from our magical hat.

Tune in today at 15:30 on Cape Town TV free-to-air, or channel 263 on DSTV, or download the Freevision App from the Playstore,

What's in the Box, is a children's show that teaches valuable life lessons while playing interactive games.

19/12/2023

In some parts of the world, they celebrate National Hard Candy Day. In the spirit of bringing families together, we will be sharing an easy recipe to make Hard Candy. While you are baking your candies, also share some stories of the times your grandparents used to share their hard candies with you. Keep some of your candy as you tune into What's in the Box tomorrow at 15:30.

Ingredients for this Hard Candy Recipe:
Sugar: We need 2 cups of granulated sugar.
Corn syrup: ⅔ cups of corn syrup is perfect for helping us to sweeten and thicken our candy.
Water: We need ¾ cup of water to help dissolve our sugars.
Food coloring: This is optional, but you can add in a little of any color you prefer, perfect for party themes.
Flavoring oil: One teaspoon of flavoring oil is enough to make this recipe taste great if desired. I used cinnamon flavor in mine.
Powdered sugar: We will need ¼ cup of powdered sugar to help coat our candy pieces later. This prevents sticking.

How to make the Hard Candy:
Combine the sugar, corn syrup, and water in a 3-quart saucepan.
Over medium heat, cook the mixture until sugar is dissolved. Stir until the sugar is just dissolved and then stop stirring.
Heat the mixture until it reaches 260 degrees F.
Add in the food coloring if using.
Continue to boil the mixture until it reaches 300 degrees F.
Remove the pot from the heat and then add in the flavoring oil, if using. Do not lean over the pot when doing this as the steam can burn you.
Stir the sugar until everything is combined.
Pour the sugar mixture into a quarter-sized baking sheet and allow it to harden. Break into bite-sized pieces and then toss in powdered sugar to coat.
Optionally, you can also choose to pour the mixture into candy molds and harden it into shapes.
Another option is to pour free-form candies onto a parchment-lined sheet. After allowing the mixture to cool for a minute before pouring, this method becomes easier.