Every Wednesday from 09:30 to 11:00, Tembaletu beneficiaries, persons with disabilities, head out for a structured group walk to the nearby community sports ground.  These sessions are designed with purpose: strengthening stamina, mobility, and resilience so participants are better equipped for their daily developmental activities.

It’s also hands-on leadership.  As the facilitator explains: “I lead the Wednesday sessions, walking with the group, keeping the pace steady, and making sure nobody gets left behind.”

For many persons with disabilities, opportunities for safe, consistent physical activity aren’t always easy to access.  That’s what makes these sessions so powerful; they create a regular space where movement becomes part of routine, not a once-off event.

The benefits are felt across the board:

Tembaletu’s approach stays proudly holistic, pairing weekly movement with the nutritional support of its organic Micro Farm.  Beneficiaries are encouraged to embrace healthy green eating alongside regular activity, a practical combination that supports:

WCAPD is encouraged by how Tembaletu is turning wellness into a lived practice for persons with disabilities, not a trend, not a poster, but a consistent rhythm that strengthens bodies, clears minds, and reinforces participation.  Because at Tembaletu, midweek movement isn’t just exercise.  It’s momentum and it’s part of building a healthier, more inclusive 2026.

For more information about their fitness programme or their Micro Farm, please contact 068 383 7001 or thembalethuworkshop7750@gmail.com