The Dagbreek Development Center in South Africa serves as a safe haven for children with intellectual developmental delays who are unable to attend traditional schools. There is a limited number of facilities catering to such children, making the Dagbreek Center an essential resource. Unfortunately, they do not receive government subsidies and rely solely on donations and contributions. Despite these challenges, the center manages to provide daily activities and care for the children. They have even established a vegetable garden, contributing to their self-sufficiency and providing healthy lunches for the children. However, there is a pressing need for a safe play and learning environment, along with necessary maintenance. Additionally, a water supply system for the vegetable garden, a playground for the children, and the construction of an obstacle course are all crucial requirements. Many activities take place outdoors, as this environment offers the best opportunities for children.