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Welcome to our Upcoming Events and Campaigns 

Our events are more than just dates on a calendar, they are platforms for connection, advocacy, and meaningful impact.

From our flagship campaigns Casual Day and Nappy Run, to the uplifting Gigs for Good concerts that celebrate talent while driving awareness and inclusion, to powerful Events that honour leadership, resilience, and collaboration, each gathering is designed to inspire and unite.

We also host critical GBV workshops that create safe spaces for dialogue, learning, and action, strengthening responses and advancing protection and dignity for all, especially persons with disabilities.

Whether in celebration, training, or advocacy, every event reflects our commitment to building a more inclusive, accessible, and empowered society.

Join us, be part of the conversation, and help shape lasting change.

Upcoming events

Gigs for good

Thursday, 10 September 2026
Monument Park

On Thursday 10 September at 18:30NCPD and Singfonix will present a special Noot vir Nood Choir Festival at NG Kerk Monumentpark. The concert will feature renowned singer Jannie du Toit as guest artist, together with performances by the Prinshof ChoirSingFonix Men’s EnsembleLaerskool Wierdapark Senior ChoirLaerskool Garsfontein Senior ChoirLaerskool Constantiapark Junior Choir and Laerskool Constantiapark Senior Choir.

Tickets are R120 for adults and R80 for children and are available through TIXSA

Wednesday 28 October 19:00
Drostdy Theatre

Together with close friends and a very special guest, Jannie will sing songs that he and his friends have been singing together for decades around braais and gatherings at each others homes, sometimes on stage. The special guest is a household name, Frieda van den Heever who is making headlines with her songs and has a special heart for persons with disabilities.

There is also Jannie’s long-time friend, singer-actor Lochner de KockLars Franzsen’s band LEGACY and some more FranzsensKarinRiël and Tanja; also a son-in-law, songwriter/singer Dirk Aldrich. Last, but not by any means the least, there is another friend since the eighties, the brilliant pianist Johan Heystek, who is working with Jannie this year in his production RAMKIETJIE. He will be touring with Jannie in the Cape when the concert takes place.

Tickets are R220 per person and are available online via Webtickets.

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