Tag: children
Sunday Times Generation Next
Brand South Africa has partnered with Sunday Times Generation Next on this year's Sunday Times Generation Next youth marketing conference, which looks at how...
Volunteers play their part at Ethembeni
Volunteers have a big role in helping Ethembeni Children's Home care for children infected with or affected by HIV/Aids. The Go The Extra Mile...
Dental Marathon to take on Mount Kilimanjaro for free oral healthcare
The Dental Marathon team will set off in June to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa. The goal is to help get...
Wellness Wagon wheeling healthcare to kids
Starfish Greathearts Foundation’s Wellness Wagon takes healthcare to children in impoverished communities in KwaZulu-Natal. (Image: Starfish Greathearts Foundation, Facebook)An international foundation is ensuring quality...
Home from Home: Raising orphans in loving community homes
Central to the Home from Home model of care is the special bond between foster parent and child. (Image: Home from Home)It all started...
Breakfast boost for school children
Children are delighted to be able to receive breakfast at school. (Image:Breakfast for Better Days)Many disadvantaged school children will reap the benefits of a...
Help Choc help the children
The Choc Childhood Cancer Foundation does a crucial job in helping children with cancer and their families. It works with a six-step Circles of Care programme.
Bringing African children’s stories to a new generation
The African Storybook project is using the internet to bring uniquely African children's literature
to a wider audience, telling the stories of the continent in over 2000 languages
Activation Gallery – Free State
Brand South Africa and Lesedi FM hosted a dialogue in Kroonstaad, Free State where measures to prevent and eradicate all forms of violence against...
Volunteers lend a hand at Refilwe
Every Saturday, children from the townships around Lanseria, in Gauteng, can spend the day at the Refilwe Community Project, learning and having fun. Through Play Your Part partner GEM, a group of volunteers helped to make and serve the food, and with the workshops and play time.
