About Us

Who we are

Dynamic Women for Children is a community-based non-profit organisation located in Kameelfontein, Pretoria, dedicated to the holistic care and development of vulnerable and underprivileged children. Our focus extends across all dimensions of a child’s life  physical, emotional, social, and educational with the aim of breaking the cycle of poverty and trauma through early intervention, empowerment, and consistent care.

Our Mission

Our mission is to uplift and transform the lives of impoverished children by addressing their physical, emotional, social, and educational needs within a safe, nurturing environment. Through structured support, we aim to:
  • Break the chains of poverty and open pathways to a brighter, more sustainable future.
  • Provide access to quality education, life skills, and personal development opportunities.
  • Offer professional counselling and therapy to promote emotional healing and recovery from childhood trauma.
  • Equip children with essential life skills needed to become empowered, independent adults.
  • Create a long-term impact by addressing generational trauma and restoring hope in communities.

We believe that today’s children are tomorrow’s leaders. By investing in the lives of children from vulnerable backgrounds, we are investing in the future of our nation.

Our Vision

A South-Africa where every child, regardless of their background, grows up in a nurturing environment with the tools, support, and love they need to  thrive. We envision a future where cycles of poverty and trauma are broken, and empowered, resilient children rise to become compassionate, capable leaders who uplift themselves,their communities and transform society for generations to come.

To invest meaningfully in the development of each child today, to raise responsible, purpose-driven adults who contribute positively to their communities and society at large.

Organisational Background

Dynamic Women for Children (DWFC) was founded in 2008 in response to the urgent needs of vulnerable children living in informal settlements in and around the Kameeldrift-East and Kameelfontein areas. What began as a volunteer-driven outreach initiative quickly grew into a structured programme focused on holistic child development and community upliftment.

On 1 October 2012, DWFC took a major step forward by opening the Dynamic Women for Children Private Care Centre, located adjacent to Laerskool Kameelfontein. This marked the beginning of a dedicated space where children could receive consistent care, educational support, counselling, and life-skills development in a safe and nurturing environment.

Since its establishment, DWFC has remained committed to empowering children and communities through compassionate, sustainable, and community-rooted interventions.