For the 62 years the WCCPA has been in existence it has been instrumental in providing key services to people with Cerebral Palsy (CP). An exciting few days was planned and the events were open to all. The week started on Tuesday – 23 August 2016 with a CP Basic training seminar hosted at the […]
CONTINUE READING →Our Hope is a Community Day programme operating on the premises of Rosedon House. The programme offers stimulation and social interaction to severely disabled adults who are unable to work in a protected work environment due to the extent of their disabilities. Programme activities include fabric painting, ceramic painting, free art, music and a variety of […]
CONTINUE READING →Get ready for Casual Day! UP YOUR GAME!! Casual Day 2016! Friday 2 September 2016 What to wear for Casual Day? Put on the kit of your favourite sports team; paint your face in the colour of your team; get out your bats, racquets, balls and wacky hats and get your game on!! BUY YOUR […]
CONTINUE READING →On Saturday 23 April 2016 the valued support of corporates, trusts & foundations, individuals, churches and schools who give so freely of their time, money and skills to make a difference in the lives of people with Cerebral Palsy. Donor support impacts on the Association’s continued ability to provide much needed health and rehabilitation services […]
CONTINUE READING →For 3 days (5 – 7 April 2016) we participated in the Howard Centre Helping Hands Charity days. It was a perfect opportunity to interact with the public and share with them the work that we do. We sold items made by The Village Work Centre and handed out WCCPA brochures and mini placards with inspiring […]
CONTINUE READING →On the 24th February 2016 our social workers participated in Varsity College’s open day. It was an opportunity to promote our organisation. Students had the opportunity to ask questions about Cerebral palsy as well as about the work we do. The social workers handed out brochures and mini placards with slogans about Cerebral Palsy. Our next […]
CONTINUE READING →On Wednesday 21 October 2015 workers at The Village Work Centre in Harfield queued up to receive, for some, their very first pair of spectacles. The Village Work Centre is a project of the The Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association (WCCPA) a non-profit organisation that provides diagnostic, treatment, care, support, training and employment opportunities to […]
CONTINUE READING →Stakeholders and beneficiaries of the Association attended the 62nd AGM on Thursday 17 September 2015 at The Village Work Centre in Claremont. In his address the Chairperson of the Board, Mr Noor Osman, focussed on the review of the Association’s services and the changes implemented during the past year to ensure that the Association responded […]
CONTINUE READING →Our Open Day today which was part of our CP awareness week campaign was a wonderful success.. thank you to everyone who took time out of their busy schedules to come and learn about Cerebral Palsy and the work the Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association does. Everyone met at De Heide Special Care Centre – […]
CONTINUE READING →Thank you so much to everyone who supported us this Casual Day. It is much appreciated… Next year will be bigger and better!!
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The Village Work Centre invites you to a lively afternoon of dancing and fun!! Come and dance to the sounds of The Ever Green Jazz Band and be entertained by Mel Jones – Cape Town’s queen of comedy. Saturday: 24 October 2015 from 14:0 – 18:00 Wittebome Civie Centre, Wynberg Dress: formal tickets: R 50 […]
