Nhlanhla Molele, a driven South African boy, equipped with a prosthetic leg and sports blade from Jumping Kids, is soaring to new heights and pursuing his athletic dreams. Meyerton,…
Liyana, a bright-eyed girl from Khayelitsha, is about to receive a gift that will change her life forever. Thanks to the Smile Foundation and the expertise of renowned surgeons, Liyana…
Hope for the Future, a non-profit organisation led by the compassionate Vanessa Nelson, is hosting a daily “Kings and Queens Breakfast” for the Grade 12 learners of Modderdam High School…
The growing mounds of waste in his community sparked a flame to make a difference in Lindokuhle Latha. By recycling from home, collecting waste in his community and honing his…
PeacePlayers South Africa, a dynamic basketball non-profit organisation making a difference in countless young lives, is celebrating a well-deserved nomination for the KZN Sport Awards’ Recreational Body of the Year….
A Scottish squash champion, 12-year-old Callum Smith, was taken aback after witnessing the harsh reality of young South African squash players. His desire to make a difference was unwavering as…
A severely dehydrated, under-fed and injured vervet monkey has been given a second chance at life after finding solace at the Wild Heart Wildlife Foundation. Here, the infant is getting…
Sello recently got to live out his tech dreams after being presented with a gadget he so desperately longed for, instantly igniting his passion for all things tech! Ficksburg,…
Knitting love for tiny fighters one stitch at a time, Beanies for Beings volunteers are hard at work as they dedicate their time and efforts to creating simple yet very…
Families were encouraged to dress up in their spookiest costumes as the KwaZulu-Natal Museum hosted a “Night at the Museum” event with a Halloween twist, providing engaging and educational experiences…
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“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” - Mother Teresa