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Taizé youth conference pilgrims learn the power of What’s Your Story? when discussing gender-based-violence, reconciliation and unity
“Youth without faith is a day without sun” – Maria Louise Ramé Read more about Taizé youth conference pilgrims learn the power of What’s Your Story? when discussing gender-based-violence, reconciliation and unity
Foreign nationals living in Johannesburg talk about their struggles in finding a home away from home
The Sister Mura Foundation is providing medical, financial, and emotional support while upskilling foreign nationals living with HIV/AIDS in SA. Read more about Foreign nationals living in Johannesburg talk about their struggles in finding a home away from home
A bridge that connects a community
Tshwane church leaders commit to championing reconciliation in their communities. Read more about A bridge that connects a community
Here’s how the Kempton Park Ladies Football Club is beating the odds
The Kempton Park Ladies Football Club is a story of hope and overcoming the odds to succeed Read more about Here’s how the Kempton Park Ladies Football Club is beating the odds
What’s Your Story? campaign impacts student leaders
Student leaders identify storysharing as a positive tool to help deal with challenges Read more about What’s Your Story? campaign impacts student leaders
Louise Cameron shows that love and kindness are key to unlocking the potential of children in Alexandra.
Rose Act Saturday School has helped thousands of children in Alexandra township Read more about Louise Cameron shows that love and kindness are key to unlocking the potential of children in Alexandra.
A dream deferred leads to a life of leadership and success
Olefile Masangane has achieved what he thought would be impossible Read more about A dream deferred leads to a life of leadership and success
Giving up small things can save you surprising amounts of money every month
Sacrificing the one thing you enjoy can be hard, but it can save you money. Read more about Giving up small things can save you surprising amounts of money every month
Storytelling breaks stereotypes about criminals
Father Babychan Arackathara has been working as a chaplain in SA’s prisons for over 20 years. He is an advocate of the the human rights of prisoners and has a remarkable track record of restorative justice, bringing healing to offenders as well as victims and their families. He tells the stories of prisoners in a way that exposes us to new ways of understanding. Read more about Storytelling breaks stereotypes about criminals
Top 10 Charities to support this winter
Bring warmth to someone less fortunate Read more about Top 10 Charities to support this winter