In an era where gender equality and female empowerment are gaining significant traction, strategic partnerships between like-minded organisations can be a powerful catalyst for change. A great example of female empowerment and the importance of equal opportunity is the partnership that exists between The Love Trust and Realema.
The Love Trust invites 10 cyclists to the iconic 97 km race to ride through the streets of Johannesburg for a huge purpose.
Education is a powerful tool that can transform lives and open doors to countless opportunities. In fact, the father of our nation, the late Nelson Mandela said that, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
This course will provide you with the key fundamentals knowledge and skills to work with babies, toddlers and young children,
Sadly, we often think of sport and learning in opposition to one another and that if you are good at the one you don’t need the other.
Child Protection Week is observed annually in South Africa, and runs from Monday, 29 May until Monday, 5 June. This commemorative week serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting our children's rights and fostering a safe environment in which they can grow and thrive.
The Love Trust is making great strides in expanding and enriching their support to those who need it. Through meaningful dialogue with several stakeholders, including the Department of Basic Education, they are now able to bring their Early Childhood Development (ECD) Teacher Training Programme into the Eastern Cape.
Nokuphila School is paving the way towards achieving South Africa's commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4. The aim of which is for all children to have inclusive and equitable education and lifelong learning opportunities.
Lilima is a siSwati word which refers to a group of people coming together to help one another till their fields or similar work around the community.
According to a study by Jessica Logan, lead author of the study and assistant professor of Educational Studies at The Ohio State University, there is a significant gap between children who were read to and those who weren’t.
