Excitement as Knysna Knittingales hand over 130 teddy bears to Friends of Child Protection KNYSNA NEWS – About 130 hand-knitted teddy bears went to a worthy cause with great fanfare last week when a group of Knysna knitters completed their … Continued
Let me start off by thanking you, your team and sponsors for the passion, dedication and love you have continuously shown in supporting the young survivors of abuse. It makes us so happy to see the brave children we assist … Continued
On behalf of the FCPU Committee & Volunteers, it is my pleasure to thank you, as a Company, for making it possible for us to pack 1250 Comfort Packs for sexually abused children today. It was wonderful having all the … Continued
From Riaan Goosen at Mosaic Training, Service and Healing centre for women:
We received the following feedback from Carla Brown, Head of the Social Work Department at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital – a most encouraging letter for all who help us put a smile on the face of a … Continued
So many people have contributed in a most loving and caring way to the “Teddies on a Mission” drive – sewing, knitting, making and buying teddies to be included in the Comfort Packs. Friends of Child Protection is so grateful … Continued
We had a wonderful day with two very special people who came all this way to be part of our operation for the morning – AND to bring us a much appreciated gift! Even though what we do is most serious … Continued
A very sobering reality… 1304 packs… this is how many comfort packs we packed on 19 February… all for children who have not yet been abused, here are some pictures…
On 27 February 2011, four wonderful women ran the Tokyo Marathon in order to raise funds for FCP. Led by our committee member Karen Bautista, TEAM FCP was made up of Andrea McTamaney, Tomomi Kumagai, and Ann Marie Skalecki. … Continued
After 3 months of training, Nick Cederwell very bravely attempted to swim from Honshu to Hokkaido in Japan on behalf of FCP. He raised a phenomenal £ 2,350 (US$ 3,787) for FCP. … Continued