Opening the Door to Hope

Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010 at 2:28 pm.
Tracey Van der Schyff

“Jo’burg Child Welfare has tasked 100 South Africans to take a door and use it to tell a story. These stories are about children that have come and gone through our doors, the people that have opened their hearts and homes to children in desperate need & the social workers and care-givers who help make this all possible.”

The JCW 100 Doors of Hope Project coincides with their 100th anniversary. Check out these images of a few of the doors taken at an exhibition in the Hyde Park Shopping Centre.

Scroll over the images in the slideshow for captions or click here to see a gallery.

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Photos: Tracey van der Schyff

www.jhbchildwelfare.org.za

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