ILoveBoobies’ Impact in South Africa In Southern Africa, where healthcare access remains a daily challenge, ILoveBoobies stands as a beacon of hope. Since 2016, this extraordinary breast cancer charity has been dedicated to offering free screenings for women in underserved communities, turning early detection from a distant dream into a tangible reality.Empowering women through early […]
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Empowering Young Women The Dandelion Initiative offers Psychosocial Support to disadvantaged youth in Cape Town by especially emphasizing coping mechanisms through Expressive Arts and Mindfulness. On Women’s Day, The Dandelion Initiative brought joy and empowerment to ten teenage girls from St. Michael’s Care Home in Cape Town through a unique blend of expressive arts and
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A New Era for ECDs We’re committed to the idea that education can truly transform lives. Every child deserves a safe and supportive environment to learn and grow, especially in their early years. Our continued collaboration with Impande focuses on creating an impact and enhancing infrastructure at Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres in Alfred Nzo
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Making a difference this Winter Winter has arrived in the Southern Hemisphere – and the cold weather always amplifies the needs of underprivileged people and animals as they battle to survive in the swing from upper-30 degree Celsius weather to below-freezing temperatures. The NGO sector in South Africa is often inundated with even more
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SPCA Ani-pals is on the move Early exposure to humane education helps children develop an understanding of the value of all living beings. This means, it not only encourages empathy in a way that benefits animals, but it also helps to address other social evils, like bullying and discrimination. The SPCA’s education team, who have
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The Healing Lives NPO impact In the heart of a community beats the vibrant spirit of Healing Lives NPO, a youth-led charity organisation on a mission to brighten the lives of those in need. Since its inception in 2014, this organisation has been a ray of hope for underprivileged, abandoned, and orphaned children. Their vision
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Empowering communities through education and employment Since its establishment in 2013, Op Die Plaas has been on a mission to make a tangible difference in its local community. With a dual focus on providing quality education and creating employment opportunities, the organization has steadily made strides towards its goals, leaving an indelible mark on the
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Deleting Your App Account: You can request that your MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet app account be deleted by calling our Client services on 0860 100 445, or you can use the ‘Delete My Account’ button in the settings section of the MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet app. Kindly note that while we are in the process of
Medical volunteers transform lives and transfer skills in Mpumalanga Operation Smile South Africa in partnership with the Mpumalanga Department of Health, MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet, and a dedicated team of medical volunteers from various regions of South Africa, recently completed a transformative surgical program at Rob Ferreira Hospital in Mbombela. Their goal: to help 30 children
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Environmental education and sustainability Intaka Island, once a degraded wetlands area known as Sewe Pannetjies, has transformed into a thriving ecosystem and educational hub, thanks to the efforts of its developers and the support of organizations like the Century City Property Owners’ Association and CapeNature. Before the development of Century City began in 1997, an
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