Access to menstrual hygiene products remains one of the hidden barriers preventing our country’s young girls from reaching their full educational...
Tumahole residents Rebecca Mopedi (33) and Boikanyo Pheto (20) have found renewed hope through a local learnership programme created specifically...
In recent months, renewed attention has been placed on expanding workplace experience opportunities as a national priority to help young...
Young children in Mothibistad and Maruping have started the new school term with excitement as they settle into their brand-new classrooms,...
For Tlotlo Progress Moletsane, teaching was always more than an ambition, it was a passion rooted in a desire to see young learners in her...
Neliswa Nomjana, a Social Worker from Ceres, is one of 60 beneficiaries of a local Food Garden Project, a growing, community-driven initiative...
A local conservation programme is creating real opportunities for young people around the Ceres Mountain Fynbos Nature Reserve. More than 40 youth have gained green employment, clearing over 2,000 hectares of invasive alien vegetation and, for one participant, opening the door to permanent municipal employment. The benefits reach well beyond the reserve. Neighbouring communities are seeing a recovering natural environment, along with renewed care for the public spaces they use every day. “In the past few months, the improvement in the state of the park, the cleanliness, the tending, the...