This month, 300 mothers and their newborns in KwaZulu-Natal received welcome surprises: maternity packs and heartfelt, handwritten cards from the dedicated volunteers at the Grace Factory, providing a well-supported start…
South Africa’s summer heat is a serious threat to children’s health, and experts are urging parents and caregivers to be extra vigilant. Cape Town, South Africa (13 February 2025)…
For two incredibly difficult years, a single mother in Cape Town lived in constant fear, barely sleeping, terrified that her son Melokuhle’s rare breathing condition would worsen overnight. Her prayers…
The State of South Africa’s Fathers 2024 report reveals challenges and a changing landscape of fatherhood in the country. South Africa (10 February 2025) – Children deserve to grow…
Imagine a child’s world filled with love, security, and all their needs met. That’s the vision driving Give a Child a Family Africa (GCF). For over 30 years, this remarkable…
Grace Factory recently celebrated distributing an incredible 3,100 maternity packs across six provinces! This translates to over 3,100 mothers – many navigating challenging circumstances – receiving vital support when they…
In today’s digital age, it’s essential to equip children with the knowledge and skills to navigate the online world safely. While the internet offers countless opportunities for learning, creativity, and…
With school year-end holidays just around the corner, the much-needed break for the little ones and youngsters can present unique challenges, headaches and stress for some parents. But, don’t despair!…
A new mom’s world was turned upside down when her newborn son, Lubanzi, was diagnosed with clubfoot. This unexpected challenge tested her strength, but thanks to compassionate medical professionals and…
A heartwarming video has been making waves on TikTok, showcasing a young son’s adorable attempt to ease his mother’s sore feet after a long day as he struggles to walk…
Where mind meets heart
“The greatest thing about dreams is they don’t expire. They can lay dormant for years and when you pull them out and dust them off, they shine like new.” ― Casi McLean
