What’s wrong with this picture? Creche Kids eating on floors is reminiscent of Apartheid days.
Read MoreKids from Sophie’s Creche prepare to share their first attempt at making muffins with the other students.
Read MoreMeet the kids behind Sophie’s First Make and Bake
Read MoreChildren learn how to make muffins from scratch, and what materials they will need and use.
Read MoreCreche Kids Prepare for their First Make and Bake
Read More"The first time it rained, I thought I must go and save the food, and then I realized I don’t have to anymore,” Sophie exclaimed.
Read More"We are the first Creche to have a ‘Make and Bake’ day in an oven, not on a 2 plate stove, or outside on a fire. We’re inside a house, inside a beautiful kitchen, how cool is that?"
Read MoreFor the Soul Sparkles, Mama Sophie is the person who has provided a safe haven from the world. And, she is the one who remembers them at Christmas.
Read MoreIn America, we’re used to having gifts under a decorated Christmas tree. This isn’t the case for this group of AIDS orphans who call themselves, the Soul Sparkles.
Read MoreThey usually charge for performances at official functions but for “Mama Sophie” as she is affectionately called by her students, they did it for free.
Read MoreNeighbors and pre-schoolers at Sophie’s Creche gather for a fun afternoon of free food, music, and entertainment celebrating the opening of the new creche kitchen!
Read More“It’s been raining for three days and guess what I’ve been sleeping like a baby! No more worries about the food getting wet. I now know that if you are at peace, the shower of rain on the roof is like a lullaby.” —Sophie
Read MoreAn Inside Look at Sophie’s New Kitchen!
Read More“I am really grateful to every single person that contribute in making this dream come true! You truly made something I did not know how to make possible, become possible.”
Read MoreImagine if you had to stay up every rainy night to protect your food and cooking hot plate so your children wouldn’t starve.
For years, Sophie was used to getting up every night putting buckets in the kitchen to capture the rain leaks. If she didn’t, it could mean, losing her food or damaging the creche’s hotplate that cooks 80-100 children's meals a day. Those days are over now!
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