Colouring for a cause: Keeping kids safe with MCSA
Missing Children South Africa's colouring books educate children on safety with vibrant fun! MCSA's colouring books teach valuable lessons with a smile.
Are you searching for a way to engage young minds while promoting safety? Missing Children South Africa (MCSA) has a fantastic solution.
The non-profit organisation has released a new colouring-in book that aims to assist in making young children aware of the dangers around them.
These aren't just your average colouring companions. Packed with fun illustrations and age-appropriate stories, MCSA's educational materials subtly integrate crucial safety tips for children.
MCSA hopes that by distributing these books to nurseries, creches, and schools, they will foster early childhood development (ECD) in a way that's both fun and impactful.
“#ECD is a comprehensive approach to programmes and policies for children (from birth to seven years of age) and its purpose is to protect the rights of children to develop their full cognitive, emotional, social and physical potential,” said MCSA.
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If you know of any nurseries, creches or schools that could benefit from this new initiative you can get in touch with MCSA at [email protected].
Remember, silence doesn't protect children. If you suspect child abuse, neglect or exploitation, report it immediately.
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