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Three youths are goingto London to participate.
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100 Participants of MaAfrikaTikkun did their organisation proud.
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From working at a fishmonger to running a $30 billion property group.
Marc Wainer, Executive Director, Madison Property Fund Managers, sits
in his Rosebank office telling me why he is so positive about this
country and why he is doing his best to make sure his children stay
here.
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Bessy Netsianda, MaAfrika Tikkun’s Diepsloot project manager in association with Lethukukhanya Health Institute awarded 20 caregivers from Diepsloot graduation certificates after they completed their accredited 69 day training course.
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Nomsa Mdlozini Twala is an aspiring young lady studying toward a Baccalaureate of Commerce in Tourism from the Midrand University in Gauteng. Mr. David Susman, the former Chairperson of Woolworths is her sponsor.
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For 2 years in a row MaAfrika Tikkun has won the prestigious Mail and
Guardian Awards for our Developmental work in South Africa. Last year
we were awarded the BEST NPO award and this year we topped that by
winning the MOST INNOVATIVE AWARD. What an achievement.  Click here to
read the article that was published in the Mail & Guardian.
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Seventeen-year-old Refilwe Makau was born with no legs, the RDP house
she has been allocated has been invaded and her mom has run out of
money to pay her school fees. Read here how MAT has helped Refilwe. Refilwe 371.04 Kb
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The United Jewish Association paid a historic fact finding visit to South Africa to investigate Jewish outreach organisations activities within the country. MaAfrika Tikkun was proud to host this delegation of Business people and Philanthropists in January and took them on a project visit to one of their community activity sites – The Wings of Life Community Project in Diepsloot.
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Valentines Day, the 14th of February 2006, saw two representatives from MaAfrika Tikkun, Galit Cohen and Charlotte Steenekamp, meet with the McDonalds Toy Soldiers Team and Ronald McDonald at City Deep. Together with the Metro Police and the McDonalds Golden Arch double-decker bus, and an exceptionally skilled driver, approximately 2000 toys were personally distributed to the Johannesburg General Hospital, Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto and to orphans and vulnerable children at the Orange Farm Skills and Development Centre. Another 2000 or so toys were left behind for the respective hospitals and at Orange Farm to service the increasing needs of the community.
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AT FIRST glance, Johannes’s bedroom looks like that of any 16-year-old boy: a small television, a poster of the rap singer Eminem and a pile of clothes, partially hidden under an armchair. But the television is broken, the poster conceals a hole and the covers on the armchair are tattered and torn. Johannes shares this single-room shack with his six-year-old niece Mabusha, and eleven-year-old brother Teboho. There is no power, and food is cooked on a fire outside.
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To whet your appetite for 2007 and to remind you of this year’s event the Triathlon organisers produced a short promotional video which sits on their website. It includes some great footage of our teams - plenty of Autoglass shirts to be seen. If you click on this link you can see how the Autoglass presence was second to none!
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From workshop to winners—MaAfrika Tikkun’s ‘Face Value: Sharing the Vision’ photo competitors talk about their work
One overcast day in October, Thuwaybah Omar, a lovely 17 year old
girl from Delft, returned home from a photographic workshop she
attended with a disposable camera in hand eager to get snapping. Her
goal? Express her appreciation for the role MaAfrika Tikkun plays in
her life …and to win the Face Value: Sharing the Vision photo
competition.
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On the 22nd of October 2006, Tikkun Youth and MaAfrika Tikkun hosted a Fun Day for street kids in Hillbrow. Tikkun Youth, high school and university students from the Jewish community, helped with the planning and running of the day.
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Three NGOs have come together and established a community initiative called Wings of Life in Diepsloot, with the support of the Methodist Church of South Africa. The programme is aimed at building capacity, stability and security among the residents. To see the article that was published in the Homeless Talk and how MaT is helping click below
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