• Protecting children and adolescents through enlightenment and preventive work
• Offering the victims of sexual violence safe haven
• Using soccer to communicate rules and develop prospects for the future
• Cooperation and joint projects with the community and the provincial government of Western Cape
• Cooperation with schools and hospitals
• Training and further education by professionals on-site.
  

The POWER-CHILD CAMPUS in Cape Town is intended as a model for non-violent and respectful community life and thus offers an alternative to an everyday existence fraught with frustration and violence. A variety of projects provides township residents with an opportunity to assume responsibility for themselves and the well‑being of the whole community, a skill that was partially weakened by life in apartheid, which was abolished as of 1994. This way, the POWER-CHILD CAMPUS in Cape Town mounts the vanguard for further projects in southern Africa.