"Our abilities aren't hindered because of our differences, our talents aren't any less because we are unique. Our way of presenting is our diversity, it is not our differences that divide us, it is our inability to recognize, accept, embrace, and celebrate those differences"

The Cape of Good Hope Children and Youth Unit is inviting all those that are part of the CoGH district to listen and engage with the below topic. The unit is embarking on raising awareness and is capacitating us in the ways in which we should address and deal with those special children in our care and in our spaces. We endeavor to raise awareness to such individuals in our church in the efforts of coming to a point of awareness to acceptance.

In our efforts to mitigate the sheds and to avoid any mishaps to connectivity and access, we have pre-recorded the session and the presenter will avail himself to engage us in the comments section. Please engage and pose any questions you might have and we will endeavor to respond to them, accordingly.

Topic: Addressing barriers to differently-abled Children in our church spaces and care by Glen Birtles who is the Deputy Principal at Vista Nova School and has 25 years experience in special needs education and is qualified with a BA, HDE and ACE in addressing barriers to learning.

"Khulisa Umntwana, ngendlela efanele umntwana"

The Cape of Good Hope District Children and Youth Unit will be having its first Annual Teens Get-Together. This will be taking place in the Cape Gateway Circuit, Wallacedene Society on the 1st of May.

Please contact the CM Supertintendent of the unit for more details. 

To take place on the 27th of April

To be held at Simon's Town Methodist Church, Fish Hoek Circuit

The 2025 Ready-To-Help Campaign is underway for all new and returnign students in the Western Cape. Please see below for details of who to contact should you require assistance. #WalkTheTalk #365OfAssistance