On behalf of Emthonjeni and the community I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the immunity packs you donated. After receiving the immunity packs we received positive feedback from the people who received this packs. In about a week the seniors who started drinking they came back to Emthonjeni and asked where they can get the immunity packs. I asked them why and they said that they feel so well and know it’s because of the immunity packs.
Note the attached photos are taken when we sponsored another 100 of the Immunity Packs after the seniors feedback.
Immunity Packs distributed to senior citizens in Zandspruit Informal settlement in Emthonjeni Community Centres, Zandspruit, Honeydew
The Obs Pasta Kitchen would like to say a BIG thank you to the IAHV and the Stand for Humanity project for sending us 100 immunity packs to hand out to our community. These were distributed as follows:
Obs Pasta Kitchen beneficiaries received 63 packs
Streetscapes beneficiaries in Observatory received 15 packs
Streetscapes beneficiaries in Kuils River received 14 packs
Streetscapes beneficiaries in Cape Town CBD received 8 packs
Everyone was incredibly grateful to receive this healthy gift of 1000mg vitamin C effervescent tablets, and turmeric and ginger masala tea.
Obs Pasta Kitchen has been working with the Streetscapes house in Observatory and its sister locations mentioned above. These are houses that have been set up in different areas around Cape Town to home the formerly homeless and provide employment in the form of organic vegetable gardening and cleaning. Obs Pasta Kitchen’s dream was to assist the homeless with shelter and the Streetscapes partnership has made it come true.
Thanks again for your support !
Immunity Packs together with food hampers were distributed in Phoenix on the outskirt in Bhambayi (part of Inanda).
The volunteers of our Immunity Care Project distributed Immunity Packs at the Ikageng Itireleng Aids Ministry, in Orlando West, Soweto to the frontline staff, Caregivers and those who recovering from COVID.
HRE Workshop held at Stanza Bopape Community Health Centre in Mamelodi East by Dr. Deana Padayatchi.
The workshop was introduced to the participants as a series of capacity building tools and techniques, in the context of a preventative mental health project, in the face of the COVID19 Pandemic.
The Workshop was conducted at the Health Centre, in the Staff Tea-Room. All participants wore face masks and physical distancing precautions were observed. The venue’s windows were kept open to ensure optimal ventilation. All participants were permanent employees of Gauteng Health Department (Essential Workers).
I believe the HRE Workshops provide valuable capacity building portals for Essential Workers, particularly in the Public Health Sector environment, as this is a sub-optimally resourced sector which serves the vast majority of the South African population.
The need for providing this resource to other Public Health Service workers represents a significant opportunity to fulfil the vision of IAHV in spirit and in action.
Breath Water Sound program held at Mzwamandla Khanyile Primary School, Pinetown, KwaZulu-Natal with 32 of the school’s, Girl guides team.
The girls were very enthusiastic about the yoga, and took to it, effortlessly. They were also surprised, at how casually they thought of their breath and by the end of the week, they had learnt how powerful the breath is.
Adjusting their diet, to consider drinking more water, and less sweetened drinks, will be a new concept, to them.
As the program came to an end, meditation, was serene and beautiful, with a feeling of quiet and gentleness, prevailing.
The International Association for Human Values (IAHV) along with its sister organisation, the Art of Living Foundation and in partnership with Subz Pads and Pants brought comfort and dignity to female learners at Mountain Rise Primary School in Pietermaritzburg on Wednesday, 16 October with the distribution of reusable pads and panties to 88 girls from Grade 6 and 7.
The girls were taught how to use the sanitary pads and received valuable guidelines and pamphlets. The educational programme also included talks on the menstrual cycle, puberty, how to say ‘NO’ to sexual abuse and empowering the girls on how to make right choices. A practical demonstration by the Art of Living teachers taught the girls breathing and light meditation techniques to help the girls focus and be stress free, together with some yoga postures to reduce menstrual pain and cramps.
The recipients were overwhelmed with the talks and gift packs which will certainly make a huge difference in their lives by:
For further information, participation and donations regarding the next activation of the project, please contact:
National Office: Shushila Patel on 011 886 0762 or Project Manager: Dr. Suren Lutchminarayan on 031 562 0852.
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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