Rugby prop Tembelihle Yase demonstrated how hard work and a support base helped him through considerable uncertainty when his varsity funding dried up. Port Elizabeth, South Africa (09 June…
Get ready for all the goosebumps! Kearsney College Choir sing the traditional Zulu prayer ‘Avulekeli Amasango’ meaning ‘The gates of heaven have opened’ and bring all the feels. KwaZulu-Natal,…
Lydia Corbett a Social Worker in the Cape Winelands for more than 30 years, wrote a letter to her fellow social workers, encouraging them to take care. Paarl, South…
Street vendors sell all manner of items to make ends meet; a group of 14 homeless second-hand booksellers were given the opportunity to survive lockdown. Durban, South Africa (08 June…
Paul Talliard overcame addiction and fifteen years of homelessness to become a successful entrepreneur. Working in partnership with the City of Cape Town and UNICEF, Talliard now specialises in the…
A unique pilot programme is set to boost recycling rates, the number of households which actively recycle and create much-needed income opportunities in the informal sector Johannesburg, South Africa…
“If you smile, Thro’ your fear and sorrow, Smile and maybe tomorrow, You’ll see the sun come shin-ing thro’ for you” – Charlie Chaplin. South Africa (05 June 2020)…
Sergeant Matome Rathupetsane used his 40th birthday to feed 40 families in his home town of Tzaneen and 40 families in Alexandra, where he lives and works. Alexandra, South…
The Angel Network recently raised funds for students without data, struggling to keep up with online classwork. One recipient of data wrote a thank you to donors. Johannesburg, South…
Vegetable gardens have changed lives in a Durban informal settlement; funding the purchase of PPE, sanitisers and chemical toilets! Durban, South Africa (05 June 2020) – Two communal vegetable gardens…
Where mind meets heart
"The measure of who we are, is what we do with what we have." - Vince Lombardi
