What kind of society would we be, if we didn’t care for children – even those who aren’t ours by blood? It’s a society that I do not wish to be part of.
Long before the lockdown caused a sudden move to online learning, SOS realised that we needed to take urgent steps to improve digital literacy in our villages.
Finding jobs is a major challenge for South African youth – and yet SOS youth need jobs to become independent and transition to life outside the system.
Thabang Maake, a 25-year-old from SOS Mamelodi, is a phenomenal human being. He has an enquiring mind and a strong interest in understanding how countries manage their challenges.
Children at SOS Port Elizabeth Village are engrossed in a fantastic new assortment of toys, games and wordless picture books, thanks to a wonderful donation from Cadbury Dairy Milk’s ‘Glass and a Half ’ project.
