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...
by CSula | Oct 25, 2022 | Education Project, Household News, Project News, Usapho News
The Usapho Indlu Education Centre learners were invited by Abbi Geldenhuys’ Academy of Ballet to attend the opening of their Adventures of Alicer performance at the George Arts Theatre. The children were enthralled by the dancing, costumes and lights and carried the...
by CSula | Oct 13, 2022 | Food Gardens, Household News, Posts, Project News, Projects, Usapho News
Gardens take time, patience, daily care and large volumes of compost, fertilizer and water. We commenced with compost-making last winter as this is an essential life skill to be taught to all gardeners. We have seen such growth in this project, with...
by CSula | Jul 19, 2022 | Household News, Usapho News, Youth Development
Youth Day takes place on 16 June, and our youth were invited to attend a ‘Resilience hike for teenagers’ at SANPARKS in Wilderness. “A day of learning and wisdom for teenagers” covering topics such as Good Leadership Skills, Interpersonal Skills, Emotional...
by CSula | Jul 19, 2022 | Household News, Local Motion, Partner News, Usapho News, Youth Development
Local Motion is an NPO operating in the George area, working with youth in our communities. They invited five of our teens to attend a weekend camp in Great Brak River. Our girls were excited to spend time away with new friends and youth leaders, playing games, volley...
by CSula | Jun 7, 2022 | Household News, Usapho News
As we survey and do an assessment together with each household living in our street, we begin to lay out a pathway for each person. This is to assist every individual to discover their identity and to set life goals. Mimi Gobisiba is 16 years old and lives...
