our beneficiaries
Although we work with a number of groups and organizations, specific
initiatives have been identified for you to visit based on: their
contribution to the upliftment and education of the communities in which
they operate, their willingness and ability to accommodate and utilize
the skills of volunteers and their need for a sustainable source of
income. We are proud to be affiliated with them and know they will
provide you with a diverse and enriching volunteering experience.
The following 3 initiatives form part of your
30 Day Journey.
To view all the initiatives available as the
volunteer direct options,
click here.
SchoolTradeSchoolTrade is an Adopt a School programme. It provides an effective mechanism for a whole range of organizations and individuals to add value to the lives of school going young people and their teachers in South Africa. SchoolTrade draws inspiration from a great truth: `It takes a village to raise a child', you are a part of that village. |
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| Learn More about SchoolTrade |
C.A.R.T & Sisonke SchoolC.A.R.T (Center for Appropriated Rural Technology) is a rural life University that aims to provide a holistic education in all spheres of sustainability to the community from which it operates. Your time will be divided between the centre and the Sisonke School. Sisonke School operates from Port st Johns and uses a variety of educational philosophies to bring about the best possible education for its children. |
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| Learn More about C.A.R.T & Sisonke |
The MangerThe Manger, meaning home of new beginnings and second chances, is the home of the Joshua Baboon Rehabilitation Project and the Cape Centre for Rehabilitation of Wild Life (Cape CROW) Run by Peter and Nola Frazer, The Manger is a safe haven for injured animals and weary souls and it is thanks to the many volunteer donations that the project is kept alive. You will find inspiration and healing for yourself and the animals in this quietly peaceful sanctuary. ‘Respecting the truth of an individual journey.’ |
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| Learn More about The Manger |
