by CSula | Dec 20, 2022 | Donor and Volunteer News, Household News, Posts, Usapho News
What is your favourite Christmas tradition? Games? Good food? Spending time with family and friends? Well, all those were part of the annual Usapho Indlu Christmas party which was held on Saturday, 10 December. The morning started with some fruit and cooldrinks...
by CSula | Nov 23, 2022 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Posts, Project News, Usapho News
We were thrilled to get a donation of fig trees from Rob Bourke and Shiree Price and spent a day planting them in our various gardens. Sally Versfeld gave a lesson to the staff and families on how to transplant fruit trees, which included using a strong support...
by CSula | Nov 23, 2022 | Garden Route Food Pantry, Partner News, Posts
We are so thankful to Garden Route Food Pantry for their on-going donations of food. A special thanks to Jonathan who recently donated hundreds of vegetable seedlings for our household gardens. Jonathan not only donated the seedlings but joined us for the day to...
by CSula | Nov 23, 2022 | Donor and Volunteer News, Posts, Usapho News
Update: The Dessaigne teens raised a further $400 for Usapho Indlu from selling goods at a recent market. Thank you!! We are always so blessed when visitors to South Africa take the time to visit us on 36th street, meet our families and interact with our staff and...
by CSula | Nov 11, 2022 | Donor and Volunteer News, Partner News, Posts, Repurposing Business-Transforming Society, Staff News, Usapho News
Johnson said the beginning of the transformation is great, but now “bridges will have to be built” between communities. Georgians must ask themselves what they can do in practice to achieve this. GEORGE NEWS – Bringing about transformation in...
by CSula | Oct 25, 2022 | Greenlight Movement, Household News, Partner News, Posts, Project News, Projects, Skills Development, Usapho News
“ABCD builds on the assets that are already found in the community and mobilizes individuals, associations and organizations to come together to build on their assets, not concentrate on their needs”. This connects so well with Usapho Indlu’s vision to create...
