The Comfort with Dignity for Girls Project at the Bright Eyes Trust in KZN for the visually Impaired.
Some blind girls were present and lots of representatives who will go to visit the individual blind girl to pass on the knowledge and demonstration of use of the reusable pads and underwear.
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.
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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
150Â Breakfast packs were donated to the Durban University of Technology (DUT) students on 19 March 2024.
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.
Another great event was held at the Nelson Mandela Youth Centre in collaboration with The Art of Living (sister organisation of IAHV), Revolution Motor Cycle and a group of attorneys.
On Saturday 16 December , over 300 pensioners were treated to a day of fun, dance, delicious food, games, singing and comedy.
Everyone left with a gift bag and a vanity bag packed with wonderful items including a watch.
Our volunteers did a sterling job in ensuring every request was taken care of.
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Can you really imagine Christmas without toys and games for children? Initiated by IAHV, The Nelson Mandela Youth Centre and a donor who sponsored the toys. This was a Christmas Eve toy and snack distribution with chip rolls to 150 children in Welbeduct in Chatsworth KZN. This adds to the joy. It is great and makes you feel good and it keeps the kids excited. Also to make sure that they have a present to open up on Christmas Day.
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This is an registered IAHV Project. The Johannesburg Children’s Hope Centre is the oldest children’s home based in Johannesburg, with 64 children who have been found in need of care by the Children’s Court. The children range in age from three to twenty-one years old and are admitted because they have lost parental care due to physical, sexual or emotional abuse, severe neglect or abandonment.
With the support from IAHV assisting with the funds we have managed to secure to purchase school stationery and books for the children. On the 13th of December we personally delivered the stationery to the home and on the 16th of January, the children received brand new stationery for the year. In the next few weeks, we will be arranging to host a yoga and meditation session with the children.
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On the 18 January 2024 over 150 prepacked meal prepared by volunteers was served to general public and 1x 20L bucket of rice and 13L of dhall with potato given to the Clayfield homes for the mentally challenged. We will also be making sandwiches at the Wembley Primary School in Phoenix, Durban in conjunction with the stationery packs for the school kids.
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