by CSula | Apr 1, 2025 | Bible Study, Donor and Volunteer News, Education Project, Food Gardens, Health and Wellness Training, Household News, Partner News, Project News, Skills Development, Usapho News, Youth Development
In 2021 the unemployment of the first households among which Usapho Indlu started working, was 58% and today it’s only 15%. GEORGE NEWS – Local non-profit organisation Usapho Indlu has partnered with NextGen Graduates, career guidance specialists offering...
by CSula | Nov 8, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Project News, Usapho News
As the year has progressed, we have made enormous progress in our school food garden at Dellville Park Primary School, George. Learners come to the garden for a weekly lesson in growing your own food. This includes compost-making, knowing more about healthy...
by CSula | Nov 8, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Project News, Staff News, Usapho News
It is a reality. After a year of fundraising with a focus on acquiring our first vehicle, we were blessed to take delivery of a brand new Mahindra truck to assist with all our transport, donations and delivery needs. Mahindra Mahalo3 Mahindra Mahalo...
by CSula | Sep 3, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Education Project, Food Gardens, Project News, Usapho News
Recently a group of six Irish teenagers landed in George on a missions trip and headed to Thembalethu to lend a hand. Usapho Indlu’s resident gardener, Jonathan Sauer, was blessed by their visit saying, “What a team…coming from far…as young as...
by CSula | Sep 3, 2024 | Education Project, Food Gardens, Household News, Posts, Project News, Usapho News, Youth Development
The Usapho Indlu holiday club ran for three weeks during the June/July school holidays. The theme this year was ‘Never Alone’ and 42 attendees from our 27 households took part in this daily program. The ‘Never Alone’ theme was broken down...
by CSula | Jun 22, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Education Project, Food Gardens, Posts, Project News, Usapho News
‘I still get goosebumps thinking about it. It is really a world-class pocket of nature. Next year I might enter for the 100km race which starts early and then I’ll be able to experience more of the beauty.’ – Sebastian Prentice Sebastian...
