Keeping families together
Community-Based Programmes
Non-residential services/resources/programmes offered to boys, girls, families, professionals and communities where success, achievement independence and empowerment are the focus.
- Common Sense Parenting Workshops
- Working with High-Risk Families
Learning Support Centres
- Well-Managed Classroom
- Specialised Classroom Management
- Administrative Intervention
- Empowering Learners: Life Orientation Skills
- Strength-based Governance
- Remedial and Specialised Classroom
Reuniting families
Residential Programmes
Address the needs of under-privileged, abused, neglected and ‘at risk’ school-going youth who are placed through the Children’s Court.
4 Youth Development Centres
Peer-Group System of Self-Governance
4 Family Homes in the Community
Address the needs of under-privileged, abused, neglected and ‘at risk’ school-going youth who are placed through the Children’s Court.
- Family Style Living Model
- Therapeutic Intervention
- Counselling
- Independent Living Skills
National and Regional Hotline Services
Call in referral, short-term assessmentand counselling service.
Girls and Boys Town South Africa’s central focus is on creating opportunities for youth to succeed and is particularly sensitive to working with boys, girls, families, professionals and communities who are less advantaged and in greatest need.
Today, Girls and Boys Town South Africa has a proud record of success and is regarded by professionals as the leader in helping youth “at risk” – where the State, Universities and other organisations are working with us to meet child, youth, family, professional and community needs in the parenting, education, child and community care arena.