by CSula | Jun 5, 2026 | Donor and Volunteer News, Food Gardens, Household News, Project News, Usapho News
Monica Vaccaro, local environmental activist who witnessed what was being done, said this type of action is an example of how the community can be transformed. The vegetable gardens after the rain. Photo supplied GEORGE NEWS – The waste from the trees the recent...
by CSula | May 1, 2026 | Donor and Volunteer News, Health and Wellness Training, Project News, Usapho News
Volunteers who assisted at the run, from left Nesizwa Matiso, Jeanette Little, Peter Schleiss, Susan Skär, Usapho Indlu CEO Sally Versveld, Janine Olivier from Redberry Farm and Madelaine de Wet. Photos Alida de Beer COMMUNITY NEWS – The Usapho Indlu trail run,...
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...
by CSula | May 24, 2024 | Donor and Volunteer News, Usapho News
Sebastian and Jason say they were both fortunate enough to receive a quality education and believe that it is their duty to create this opportunity for others. It is estimated that less than 40% of South Africans achieve a high-school education. GEORGE NEWS –...
