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Soulbent Project strengthens fight against illegal dumping in Honeydew
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The Soulbent Project returned to Honeydew for a second clean-up at a local waste site, reaffirming its commitment to tackling illegal dumping in Johannesburg.
Volunteers removed rubbish and debris, helping to restore the area and improve its appearance.
The campaign also promotes environmental responsibility and community pride, with organisers urging residents, businesses, and government to support ongoing efforts.
The project plans more clean-up drives across the city to encourage active participation in protecting the environment.
Volunteers removed rubbish and debris, helping to restore the area and improve its appearance.
The campaign also promotes environmental responsibility and community pride, with organisers urging residents, businesses, and government to support ongoing efforts.
The project plans more clean-up drives across the city to encourage active participation in protecting the environment.
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NSRI and Scouts Launch Youth Water Safety Programme
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The National Sea Rescue Institute and SCOUTS South Africa Western Cape Region have launched a programme teaching water safety and survival swimming while opening pathways into volunteering and lifeguarding.
Started at the Hawequas Scout Adventure Centre in Wellington, the initiative targets young people not in employment, education or training.
Participants gain skills to help their communities and can progress from swimming lessons to instructing and potentially joining NSRI as lifeguards or crew.
Over 335 Scout leaders joined the first phase, with 192 volunteers moving to the next stage of training.
Started at the Hawequas Scout Adventure Centre in Wellington, the initiative targets young people not in employment, education or training.
Participants gain skills to help their communities and can progress from swimming lessons to instructing and potentially joining NSRI as lifeguards or crew.
Over 335 Scout leaders joined the first phase, with 192 volunteers moving to the next stage of training.
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Mogale School Food Gardens Support Local Communities
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Schools in Mogale City are producing fresh food and sharing it with local clinics and communities through a growing food security initiative.
Supported by the Mogale City Business Committee and the Department of Basic Education in Gauteng West, schools such as Khululekani Primary and Mohlakeng Primary are using donated tools to establish and maintain food gardens.
The gardens improve learner nutrition while teaching practical skills in agriculture and sustainability.
Harvests are already reaching patients at nearby clinics and surrounding communities, with plans to expand the programme to more schools.
Supported by the Mogale City Business Committee and the Department of Basic Education in Gauteng West, schools such as Khululekani Primary and Mohlakeng Primary are using donated tools to establish and maintain food gardens.
The gardens improve learner nutrition while teaching practical skills in agriculture and sustainability.
Harvests are already reaching patients at nearby clinics and surrounding communities, with plans to expand the programme to more schools.
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