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Johannesburg woman donates care packs to Park Care residents
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A Johannesburg woman named Megan has donated more than 40 care packs to residents at Park Care Centre in Parktown West.
Her latest donation came about a week after she first delivered warm socks, hoodies, goodies for the Sensory Room and other care items.
Park Care provides residential nursing and palliative care to 320 residents, including older people living with chronic illness or frailty.
Her latest donation came about a week after she first delivered warm socks, hoodies, goodies for the Sensory Room and other care items.
Park Care provides residential nursing and palliative care to 320 residents, including older people living with chronic illness or frailty.
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Exhibition celebrates disabled South African women
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A new exhibition in Cape Town is celebrating the beauty, strength and individuality of disabled South African women through high fashion and couture portraits.
The As She Is exhibition features 17 women, with wheelchairs, crutches, prosthetics and guide dogs incorporated into the creative photography.
The project brings together several arts organisations and aims to increase visibility and inclusion for people with disabilities in the local arts community.
The exhibition is open at 33BREE in Cape Town until 29 August.
The As She Is exhibition features 17 women, with wheelchairs, crutches, prosthetics and guide dogs incorporated into the creative photography.
The project brings together several arts organisations and aims to increase visibility and inclusion for people with disabilities in the local arts community.
The exhibition is open at 33BREE in Cape Town until 29 August.
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Cape Flats programme helps 52 girls build brighter futures
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A youth programme in Cape Town is helping 52 schoolgirls from the Cape Flats build confidence, improve their academic performance and believe in their potential.
The Pathfinder Girls Programme supports Grade 8 to 12 learners through tutoring, life skills, mental health support and camps that provide a safe and supportive environment.
Several girls have already made significant academic progress, while others have gone on to become head girls and discover new talents.
The Pathfinder Girls Programme supports Grade 8 to 12 learners through tutoring, life skills, mental health support and camps that provide a safe and supportive environment.
Several girls have already made significant academic progress, while others have gone on to become head girls and discover new talents.
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