Singatha Centre - Tutor & Therapy Centre

20/12/2025

A bit of a late post 🎄

On break up day, our little stars did a Christmas concert for their mom's, dad's, grandparents and siblings. We had some fun Christmas activities for them to do, and, Father Christmas visted with presents!
Our children sang, danced and spoke like absolute superstars! They absolutely loved Father Christmas and all happily recieved a present.
What a special, fun day to end off a great year!

14/12/2025

A huge thanks to our dream team for an incredible 2025! May we continue onto next year even stronger, wiser, and more united in our goal to changing lives. We missed those who couldn't be with us but you were with us in spirit 🥰🤩

09/12/2025

Oh what FUN it is to ride.. 🦌🎄🎅
Our very own reindeer's joined us at Singatha today.

09/12/2025

When your Christmas Party is tomorrow, Colours & Sunshine dress up☀️🎄🎄🎄🎄🎅🎅🎅🎅

03/12/2025

Our little Santa's are ready for Christmas 🎄 🎅

27/11/2025

anyone who may have friends or family with special needs - here is an opportunity to go to the theatre: A Special “relaxed” performance of Young Performers’ Project’s
A Fairytale Christmas Carol: The Musical
Playhouse Drama: 5 – 21 December
Relaxed performance: Fri 5 December at 2.30


The KZN Young Performers Project management team is offering a performance where theatre protocols are relaxed for one show of A Fairytale Christmas Carol on Friday 5 December at 2.30pm.

There will be a special Relaxed performance on Friday 5 December where formal theatre etiquette of silence and stillness won’t be enforced, enabling people and families with different needs to feel welcome and comfortable in a supportive environment. The lights will be dimmed but not darkened throughout. For this performance, before the show starts, some of the main characters will come in-front of the curtains to introduce themselves so that patrons become familiar with the performers ahead of the show. Tickets: Webtickets.

25/11/2025

It's never too early to start the Christmas theme 🦌🎄✨️🎅

24/11/2025

Sensory avoiders might have some (or more) of these preferences.
Here are some ways to support sensory avoiders:
Modify the Environment: Reduce sensory input by adjusting lighting, reducing noise, and providing quiet spaces.
Sensory Breaks: Incorporate regular sensory breaks throughout the day to help the child manage sensory overload. https://www.theottoolbox.com/sensory-coping-strategies-for-kids/
Use of Tools: Utilize sensory tools such as noise-canceling headphones, weighted blankets, or chewable jewelry to help the child cope with sensory input. https://www.theottoolbox.com/weighted-vests-and-compression-garments/

21/11/2025

At Singatha Centre, we stand united against gender-based violence.
We stand with every woman, every child, and every survivor who deserves safety, justice, and dignity.

Women deserve to live without fear.
Children deserve to grow up safe.
Survivors deserve to be heard, believed, and supported.

Let us raise our voices.
Let us stand for what is right.
Let us be the change.
Together, let us keep our women and children safe.

20/11/2025