by CSula | Jun 10, 2026 | Food Gardens, Project News, Usapho News
It is so beautiful to see the explosion of growth and the rhythm of our well-tended food garden return after our recent storms, floods and winds. The veggies have survived and look better than before! Healthy, shooting new growth and our time has been spent on...
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 15, 2026 | Donor and Volunteer News, Household News, Usapho News
Floods, storms and gale force winds rocked our George community over the past 10 days, leaving a trail of devastation, major damage to infrastructure, transport systems, homes and loss of life. All neighbourhoods were affected and there was an overwhelming...
by CSula | May 7, 2026 | Donor and Volunteer News, Usapho News
Towels and blankets as well as food donations are needed. Mud stayed behind after the homes were flooded. Photo supplied GEORGE NEWS – The Usapho Indlu community development organisation is busy putting together an action plan to help their beneficiaries in Zone...
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,...
