EvaluNet has sponsored R40,100 worth of it's top-selling educational software to the KK Youth Ministry. Based in Durbanville, the organisation works with children and teenagers from disadvantaged communities, seeking to equip them with skills that would help them to do well at school and to get a stable job in the future. Activities include computer training, English language classes, life skills activities, sports, camps, feeding programmes, and more.

Helen Williams from the KK Youth Ministry comments: "We run a computer lab at Mikpunt Primary School, a no-fees school in Klipheuwel, and this year we are also in the process of launching a media centre where children and teenagers can come after school for help with their homework and other work for school. We began looking at the GetAhead software as a possible resource for the homework centre and then (in a telephone conversation with Derek Marnewick) we heard about the launch of EvaluNet XT. It sounds as if this would be an ideal resource for the children and teens that we work with. Most are Xhosa and Afrikaans speaking, and there is little educational software around in these languages."

EvaluNet will be presenting the organisation with it's XT and MathPRO software range.