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Our yearly “Good News’ story 🥰

We are very happy to be able to share our Annual Report for 2023/24 with you

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Vergelegen wine pairing at Bryanston Country Club

WE ARE DELIGHTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THIS YEAR'S WINE TASTING WILL BE AT BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB ON 28TH NOVEMBER IN COLLABORATION WITH VERGELEGEN WINE ESTATE, FROM SOMERSET WEST. THE WINE TASTING AND FOOD PAIRING WILL BE FACILITATED BY THEIR WINEMAKER LUKE O’CUINNEAGAIN.

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Mandela Day magic at Hearts of Hope

On behalf of the children and the staff at Hearts of Hope, we want to thank some of the many corporates and individuals who gave of their time and donated goodies over the Mandela Day period.

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Mid-year Impact report 2024

We are very happy to be able to share our Mid- Year Impact Report for 2024 with you, our faithful supporters, friends and donors.

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And the winner is……..?

Last night Hearts of Hope was feted on the red carpet in Pretoria, at the 2024 CSR Legacy Awards, as a finalist in the category of Best Rising NGO.

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Needing teacher or end-of-year gifts for family and friends?

2024 CALENDARS HAVE ARRIVED IN THE OFFICE! THEY ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE!

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A successful evening of fun and wine tasting!

THANK-YOU TO ALL WHO CAME TO THE SECOND WINE TASTING COLLABORATION WITH VONDELING WINES LAST NIGHT. WE HAD THE MOST AMAZING EVENING, WERE REGALED WITH STORIES FROM THE OWNER JULIAN JOHNSEN AND TASTED THE MOST SUBLIME WINES.

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Success of the Reggio Emilia approach

The Reggio Emilia approach does not simply ask us to change our environments and the learning spaces; it requires us to change the way we think about children and how they learn.

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L’s story

Last month, three siblings arrived at Hearts of Hope. Their mother had abandoned them with a neighbour. The children, aged 1, 3 and 5 (we think that is their ages, as there were no official papers with them) were chronically malnourished and anaemic.