It is every child's right to proper education, regardless of their socio-economic circumstances.
The reality, regrettably, is that massive numbers of schools, particularly in rural areas, are significantly under-resourced. The result of inferior educational institutions is that the teaching and absorption of knowledge becomes exponentially more difficult.
This is a common problem and one so massive that Governments are unable alone to impact on school upgrades as rapidly as is necessary.
In light of this untenable situation, we contribute towards the creation of an environment conducive to the improved education of the disadvantaged.
During the opening of the store’s facility at the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital in #Johannesburg📍, members of the pharmacy department were present and eager to meet Dr Sooliman and his team. Upon arrival, they requested scrubs for the interns and comm serves present along with the pharmacy management. The interns expressed that “it would be an honour to wear the gift of the givers name at the hospital while helping our patients”The gift of the givers provided the department with 15 sets of scrubs which was well received by the pharmacy manager and her team.Left to Right: Riyaadh Bismilla, Abiola Animashahun, Azza Zardad, Mohammed Uzair Bhamjee (Gift of the Givers), Tahir Ismail, Rabia Mohamed and Sewele Senyolo.To contribute towards our interventions visit:🌐 : www.giftofthegivers.org/make-a-difference📞 : 0800 786 911#GiftoftheGivers #MakeADifference #ForTheGreaterGood #Education #SA #SouthAfrica ... See MoreSee Less
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Gift of the Givers, in collaboration with several government departments including Human Settlements, Forestry, Fisheries and Environment, Mineral Resources and Energy, Sports and Recreation, and UCT (University of Cape Town), organised a Career day for Grade 11 and 12 students at the Gugulethu Sports Complex. High schools from underprivileged areas such as Gugulethu, Nyanga, Crossroads and Manenburg were invited to participate.During the event, each department presented various career options and available bursaries to the students. They also emphasised that many bursaries go unused due to a lack of applications.Deputy Minister of Human Settlements, Pam Tshwete and Deputy Minister of Mineral, Resources and Energy, Dr Nobuhle Nkabane were present and encouraged the learners to pursue skills that are in high demand in the country. They expressed gratitude to Gift of the Givers for setting an inspiring example for all generations.As part of the initiative, Gift of the Givers distributed new school shoes provided by Woolworths to students identified by their schools, as well as toiletry packs and sanitary towels.To contribute towards our interventions visit:🌐 : www.giftofthegivers.org/make-a-difference📞 : 0800 786 911#GiftoftheGivers #makeadifference #forthegreatergood #education #sa #southafrica ... See MoreSee Less
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