Make a Difference, Do Something Real!
The Simunye Project is a non-profit organisation with a focus on improving and expanding educational facilities for disadvantaged communities in South Africa.
‘Simunye’ is Zulu for ‘we are one.’ The Simunye Project’s mission is to empower young Australians with the skills and attitude to make a global difference.
Posted on March 5, 2011 - by Paul Williamson
Vegetable Garden Fence for New Life Daycare
When we had previously visited Silence at New Life Daycare, she had told us that she had trouble with goats eating her vegetables. Her fence was not high enough and the freely roaming goats would happily jump over and devour the food that was meant for the children. We set out to weed, remove all grass and build a goat-proof-fence for a 200 square metre area in a little over 1 day.
Posted on February 15, 2011 - by Paul Williamson
Tshepang Christmas Activities
The kids at Tshepang got creative and made their very own christmas decorations which we hung up inside and on the christmas-tree we provided. There was so much going on at once! Everyone had a fantastic day! Every family also received a food hamper containing rice, sugar, cooking oil, canned beef, matches, tinned fruit, canned fish and various other necessities to help make Christmas a little easier.
Posted on February 15, 2011 - by Paul Williamson
Chickens for Tshepang
We set up an area for chickens at Tshepang and provided 20 chickens. We built a hen house and a covered area with roosting bars. A great team effort and beautiful red hen-house! We have since heard the hens have been laying eggs – a great addition to the nutrition of the kids at Tshepang!
Posted on November 21, 2010 - by James Davies
New Supporter: JAVAC Vacuum and Refrigeration
The Simunye Project would like to welcome JAVAC as the latest supporter of our December 2010 trip to South Africa. JAVAC generously contribured to the purchase of clothing for our volunteers, and we’re so incredibly pleased to have them backing our volunteers.
Posted on November 14, 2010 - by James Davies
New Supporter: Ritchies Community Benefit Card
The Simunye Project is now supported by the Ritchies Community Benefit Card Program. If you shop at a Ritchies Supa IGA, you can help support children in South Africa as you do your weekly shop.
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