In Rehoboth, history is always close. The children in this series are part of the Rehoboth Baster community, a mixed-heritage group that has long lived with the effects of lost land, limited resources, and reduced access to education and work. The images show the daily reality shaped by that past: children growing up in poverty who still play, learn, laugh, and claim their own space.
Created for René Kids Centre — an NGO providing food, education, and support to the most vulnerable — this series highlights not labels, but humanity, resilience, and the quiet hope found in small, ordinary moments.
