by CSula | Apr 12, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Usapho News
Every child and youth attending Usapho Indlu’s Education Centre is given a birthday cake, donated by a volunteer, on their birthday. This is because we want to acknowledge them on their special day. And for most of them, this is the only gift they receive and...
by CSula | Apr 9, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Household News, Project News, Usapho News, Youth Development
On Saturday, 16 March 2024 we invited volunteers and learners, together with teachers from the school, to spend the morning in our Community School food garden at Dellville Park Primary School. There is always so much work to be done in a food garden, and we...
by CSula | Apr 9, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Household News, Posts, Project News, Usapho News, Youth Development
As part of our expansion in our food gardens, we are so grateful to have had four worm farms donated to Usapho Indlu. This has given us the opportunity to set up our own worm farm. Corne van Eck taught the staff, volunteers, learners and teachers how to...
by CSula | Apr 9, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Education Project, Household News, Project News, Usapho News, Youth Development
Holidays are for having fun! So what a joy it was for Usapho Indlu to recently explore our beautiful Garden Route in the Cape Province, expand our knowledge of all that God has created for us to enjoy, enhance our education through outings, and build relationships...
by CSula | Mar 18, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Usapho News
Oh what a night! Our recent Quiz/Dinner/Auction Fundraiser was an evening to be remembered. The tables were beautifully laid, and a delicious harvest table prepared and served to our 65 guests who had stepped out to support Usapho Indlu’s drive to raise funds for a...
by CSula | Mar 1, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Posts, Project News, Usapho News
The garden classroom also helps to develop teamwork and assists in developing learners’ self-worth as they learn new skills and develop a sense of pride in their school and community.” GEORGE NEWS – A vegetable garden that serves as a...
