by CSula | Nov 14, 2023 | Education Project, Food Gardens, Household News, Partner News, Posts, Project News, Usapho News
Community food gardens can be developed anywhere, including church properties, open spaces, household gardens, dumping grounds and school grounds. We started developing our first ‘School Garden’ at Dellville Park Primary School in Dellville Park, George in...
by CSula | Nov 12, 2023 | Donor and Volunteer News, Education Project, Food Gardens, Greenlight Movement, Household News, Partner News, Posts, Project News, Staff News, Usapho News
The programmes are aimed at meeting the specific needs of each member of each household and to track a pathway for them to overcome their hopelessness. This includes their spiritual, physical, emotional and mental health. GEORGE NEWS – At its second annual...
by CSula | Sep 7, 2023 | Education Project, Household News, Partner News, Posts, Project News, Usapho News, Youth Development
Every weekday afternoon the Usapho Indlu Education Centre is a hive of activity. And those activities are paying dividends. Not only can four special learners now pass with their own efforts but one matric student is top of the grade 12 class at her high school. This...
by CSula | Aug 21, 2023 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Garden Route Food Pantry, Household News, Partner News, Posts, Project News, Usapho News
Winter time in South Africa might be cooler than usual but Usapho Indlu has been as busy as ever. The community gardens are starting to come alive after winter when much time was spent building compost heaps, working the soil, making new vegetable beds and cultivating...
by CSula | Aug 21, 2023 | Donor and Volunteer News, Partner News, Posts, Project News, Repurposing Business-Transforming Society, Skills Development, Usapho News
Asset Based Citizen-led Development is a monthly training opportunity for our adults run by Anne Timms, a Community Developer and one of our volunteers. Recently the group embarked on a “Transect Walk” to map infrastructural assets which included people,...
by CSula | Jul 14, 2023 | Ethnos, Partner News, Posts, Usapho News
It was a wet and cold July morning in Thembalethu but a team from Door of Hope braved the elements and set up their eye testing stations in Holy Trinity Church on 34th Street. Two of the team had travelled from as far as the USA. A large group consisting of 52 adults...
