MTB classic back as part of JBay Surf Festival ’23
Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm has reaffirmed its patronage as title sponsor for the J-Bay Windfarm MTB Classic & Trail Run 2023, which forms part of...
MTB classic back as part of JBay Surf Festival ’23
Community Impact
Droogfontein Solar Power launches youth documentary
Droogfontein Solar Power launches youth documentary
As South African celebrates National Youth Day this month, we are reminded that young South Africans are faced with the challenge of forging...
New hospital playroom
New hospital playroom
To provide a playful learning environment that nurtures and supports hospitalised children receiving medical treatment, a playroom has been...
Joining forces to help end period poverty across nine provinces
Joining forces to help end period poverty across nine provinces
Collaborative partnerships are proving to create compounded impacts for the benefit of a multitude of projects’ host communities, across...
Empowering Zeerust’s social impact
Empowering Zeerust’s social impact
Community members in and around the Ramotshere Local Municipality area have welcomed the newly appointed Community Operations Intern, Lerato...
Inspiring learners to pursue careers in STEM
Inspiring learners to pursue careers in STEM
To inspire learners in the John Taolo Gaetsewe Municipal District to pursue careers within the fields of Science, Engineering, and Technology,...
Highlights
Stipend Programme to support Early Childhood Development
Early Childhood Development (ECD) practitioners are essential in providing the care, stability, and developmental support that shape the future health, learning, and well-being of young children. Recognising their critical role, a new ‘ECD Stipend Programme’ has been launched in the John Taolo Gaetsewe District to ensure consistent education for children in the communities through easing financial strain on the centres. Funded by Kathu Solar Park, the three year programme supports over 60 staff members across 25 ECD centres, addressing the financial challenges that have left 70% of staff...