The Great Youth Day Bake Off: A Celebration of Creativity and Inclusivity

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In Cape Town, a unique event is taking place to celebrate Youth Day. The non-profit organization Be MyVoice has organized a baking competition called The Great Youth Day Bake Off. The event is specifically designed for special needs youth. The Great Youth Day Bake Off highlights the creativity and talents of these young participants. It also serves as a platform for raising awareness and promoting inclusivity within the community.

Event Details

The Great Youth Day Bake Off will welcome 100 special needs youth, along with their facilitators and caregivers, at the Athlone Civic Centre on 16th June 2023. With 2000 cookies, 400 cupcakes, and 250 waffles pre-baked, these young aspiring bakers will have the opportunity to showcase their amazing cookie-glazing skills. The event promises to be a memorable experience for attendees, with an atmosphere filled with excitement and fanfare.

A Welcoming Atmosphere

Upon arrival, participants will be greeted with a red carpet entrance, complete with enthusiastic applause, sea cadet escorts, entertaining characters, and vibrant balloons. The entire gathering encourages the participants to bring their zeal as they prepare to bake up a storm.

The Mastermind Behind Be MyVoice

The mastermind behind the Be MyVoice organization is 15-year-old Joshua Sandy, who lives with autism. With the support of his parents, Joshua created the organization to raise awareness and provide education on autism spectrum disorder within the disadvantaged communities of South Africa. By hosting events like The Great Youth Day Bake Off, Be MyVoice aims to break down barriers and foster understanding among the people of Cape Town and beyond.

Get Involved

Those interested in attending or supporting The Great Youth Day Bake Off are encouraged to contribute baking supplies to help make this gathering a success. The registration opens at 9 am and runs until 12 pm on the day of the event. For more information or to make a booking, potential participants can contact +27 72 504 5384.

Other Activities in Cape Town

Cape Town offers numerous other exciting deals and activities for locals and visitors to enjoy. For instance, one can take advantage of Cape Town Etc’s discount on Belgian or bubble waffles for two at just R105. With so much to explore and experience in the city, the combination of deals and activities is sure to make this Youth Day a memorable occasion for everyone.

A Celebration of Creativity and Inclusivity

The Great Youth Day Bake Off is not only a celebration of creativity and culinary skills, but it is also an opportunity for the community to come together and support the special needs youth. Through this event, Be MyVoice reinforces the message of inclusivity and understanding, creating a platform for these talented young individuals to shine. By combining fun and learning, The Great Youth Day Bake Off serves as a reminder that everyone, regardless of their abilities, can contribute to the community in their own unique and special way.

Environmentalist and Outdoor Enthusiast. Amanda is a nature-loving, energetic, and enthusiastic environmentalist who has dedicated her life to exploring and protecting Cape Town's stunning natural landscapes. She is an experienced hiker, wildlife enthusiast, and advocate for sustainable tourism.

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