Let’s make tails wag and hearts melt! Help us bring warmth and joy to shelter animals this winter. Donate towards blankets, food, or bake some treats – it’s all about spreading smiles and fuzzy feelings! Together, let’s turn chilly days into cozy cuddle fests for our furry pals!
Get in touch to lend a paw with: coordinating drop-offs at shelters, baking treats, or if you know of any shelter in need.
Children at Pemary Ridge School in Durban were handed school uniform items. We were able to provide 30 school shoes and other items such as socks, grey shorts, school badges, white shirts and skirts. These were given to 90 deserving children at the school that come from disadvantaged homes. Thank you for your contributions in making this possible.
There are major infrastructure issues in KwaZulu Natal, specifically in Northern suburbs of Phoenix, Verulam, Tongaat and Stanger affecting water supply to these communities for almost 6 months and ongoing.
500 x 5lt Purified Bottled Water was donated at the Verulam Day Care Centre. Furthermore, on a very wet and rainy Human Rights Day, volunteers distributed another 400x 5l water bottles together with a hot meal a veg biryani and Immune boosters, to an impoverished community in Riet River in Verulam. These families do not have running water in their homes and have 1 tap to service +70 families
HRE course held at SeaVista St. Francis in March with participants from a soccer club.
Participants enjoyed the program though they were quite shy to share their experience.
Feedback from some of the participants:
“It took away all the stress I had before coming here and it also helped me to stay
calm.”
“After learning about sugar I have reduced my sugar to only 5 teaspoons in the past
days. The breathing, I have seen it helped me over the days.”
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150 Breakfast packs were donated to the Durban University of Technology (DUT) students on 19 March 2024.
Many part of the North Coast in KZN namely Tongaat, Verulum, Phoenix & Chatsworth have been without water since the floods and get supplies intermittently. We aim to supply water mainly to the frail homes and Old Age Centres. With the assisting from a generous donor and Chintz , who made the above seva possible, we delivered 250x 5litres of water to the Verulam Day Care Centre.
Furthermore, on a very wet and rainy Human Rights Day, volunteers distributed another 400x 5l water bottles together with a hot meal a veg biryani and Immune boosters , to an impoverished community in Riet River in Verulam. These families do not have running water in their homes and have 1 tap to service +70 families
Children at Pemary Ridge School in Durban were handed school uniform items. We were able to provide 30 school shoes, 60 socks, 30 grey shorts, 30 school badges, 120 white shirts and a few skirts for the girls. These were given to 90 deserving children at the school that come from disadvantaged homes. Thank you for your contributions in making this possible.
Project Dignity is a IAHV registered project. The objective of the Project Dignity project is to empower young girls through education and access to sanitary wear to reach their full potential. It has been estimated that one week of school is missed as a result of girls not having access to sanitary. With the funds raised from IAHV Stand for Humanity project and together with the team leader sanitary wear with other personal hygiene products for girls as well as toiletries for the boys was donated. Two schools in the Vaal Triangle, Tshepong Primary School and Emmanuel Primary School. The children from these schools come from underprivileged backgrounds and some of the children head households.
The International Association for Human Values (IAHV) is a worldwide organisation with a mission to make the world a better place by fostering globally the values that unite us as a human community.
IAHV holds special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
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