Simple adjustments to your study routine, like getting enough sleep, taking five-minute breaks between study sessions, and keeping your phone in another room, could be all it takes to get…
From selling fragrances to starting their own tuckshops, the young women of Bushbuckridge are refusing to become yet another unemployment statistic by boldly running their own businesses as a primary…
The Kolisi Foundation and Good Work Foundation will benefit after supporters raised more than R2.5 million at Steadfast Africa’s annual London gala. London, England (23 June 2026) – More…
The Good Work Foundation is committed to building learning campuses where the need for education is the most pressing. Alongside this commitment is making sure the communities they build in…
A powerful collaboration between SANParks and the Good Work Foundation aims to equip young people living near game parks with the digital and environmental skills they need to thrive. …
From fashion, skincare and agriculture to music and entertainment, 12 young Mpumalanga visionaries have identified problems in their own communities and built solutions that are already gaining traction and the…
A new generation of rhino guardians is stepping up to protect our giants, and they’ve locked eyes on the ‘Rhino World Cup’. Kruger National Park, South Africa (14 August…
Through interactive learning programmes delivered via tablets, the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary, in collaboration with the Good Work Foundation, is nurturing young minds to become the next generation of…
Long study sessions and challenging assessments have paid off many Mpumalanga youth! The Good Work Foundation recently celebrated the achievements of its Bridging Year Academy students with a joyous graduation…
The Good Work Foundation is working tirelessly to change the negative narrative on the reading crisis in South Africa, particularly among rural and underserved communities, by helping youngsters reimagine books…
Where mind meets heart
“Simply shine your light on the road ahead, and you are helping others to see their way out of darkness.” – Katrina Mayer
