The Klipfontein Pre-school is part of the Water Harvesting Project and has received a 5000-litre rain water tank from Rotary Kenton as part of this programme. Through the kind assistance of Rotarian Hans Hon, from the Port Alfred Rotary Club, we have installed a 5000-litre water tank at The Klipfontien Pre-School. The entire area has a very unreliable and, at times, undrinkable, water supply. Therefore, the installation of water tanks to harvest our precious rain water will provide valuable drinking water to the children at Klipfontein.

In addition, various organizations including the Rotary Club of Kenton, are hoping to extend and upgrade the Klipfontein Pre-schoolin the future. These premises will provide an after-school center and full baby-care facility. Workshops for training governing body members and staff, skills development and youth upliftment will be facilitated in these premises. Presently Klipfontein pre-school is catering for 70 children from the three disadvantaged communities Ekuphumleni, Klipfontein and Marselle. 

The new building will consist of two new classrooms, an office/reception, extension to the current kitchen and toilet block, covered walkway, play area, adequate security fencing. Indoor and outdoor play and educational equipment is also required. On completion,Klipfontein Pre-school will cater for 80 pre-school children, 12 babies under the age of 18 months and 60 children. Vukukhanye is committed to providing on going management and administrative support to the six crèches, in order to promote consistently high standards of education, proper co-ordination and administration.

Project managers Jenny vd meulen and Zelda Jacobs are raising funds towards the project on an on-going basis and have already purchased outdoor play equipment and extended two toilets and two hand basins to the existing building.