Loeriesfontein bursary recipients get employment
Anna Pieters and Grantham Nel, both recipients of the local wind farm's bursary programme, have recently completed their Bachelor of Education...
Loeriesfontein bursary recipients get employment
Community Impact
Back to school programme sparks joy
Back to school programme sparks joy
More than 100 children at Simba Kleuter Liefie, an ECD centre in Olifantshoek, are now learning through play with a generous donation of...
New medical equipment for healthcare services
New medical equipment for healthcare services
Medical equipment was handed over last month at community healthcare facilities, as part of a collective effort between public and private...
ECD practitioners receive support
ECD practitioners receive support
Responding to the need to improve the quality of early childhood care and education in the Frances Baard area, a training programme has been...
Local farming enterprise receives financial boost
Local farming enterprise receives financial boost
Ikamvalethu Tunnel Farming, a local agri-enterprise based in Nduli, Western Cape has received a much-needed financial boost to assist in...
Raising awareness about Gender-Based Violence
Raising awareness about Gender-Based Violence
A Gender Based Violence (GBV) campaign conducted in the Madibeng Municipal area, helped to raise awareness of the plight of violence perpetrated...
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...