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…
The day that encourages all of us to dedicate at least 67 minutes to acts of service or contribute to a stronger South Africa kicks off tomorrow! We’ve highlighted a…
The University of KwaZulu-Natal has become the first SA university to take a pioneering step towards helping visually impaired students engage more actively in university life, from reading timetables to…
Whether your heart is pulling you towards providing warm meals and essentials to the destitute, helping the unemployed or offering love and safety to orphaned children, every act of generosity…
Four colourful murals have revitalised some of Cape Town’s most popular public buildings, putting local communities, creative expression and talent in the spotlight. Cape Town, South Africa (10 July…
Mandela Day is just around the corner, and if you need a little inspiration on how to spend your 67 minutes this year, here are five organisations that could use…
Children should be out exploring, learning, and connecting with their community. But thousands of children living with disabilities are tragically confined by invisible chains. The good news? Organisations are partnering…
Times are changing, and so too are the skills required for young people to make a meaningful impact in their world. Afrika Tikkun brought together leaders and officials from various…
Concerned by the rising levels of childhood anxiety and depression, Norleen Zulu developed an interactive programme to build mental resilience in young children by creatively integrating literacy and social-emotional learning….
There are potential heroes all around us, young men, healthy and willing to make an extraordinary difference. This Youth Month, the South African Bone Marrow Registry is making an urgent…
Where mind meets heart
We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibres connect us with our fellow men” - Herman Melville
