Tabita Care Centre
Tabita Care Centre is a non-profit NGO, licensed with SA Department of Mental Health, providing residential care to 86 mentally disabled residents.
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Putting in the work! 🚀
We’ve just reached out to the team at Grace & Green about a potential product partnership for Making a Difference NPC right here in Gauteng. They are a company that actively supports non-profits, and this could be huge for our beneficiaries.
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A Huge Thank You to Alberton Business Park!
We want to send a BIG, heartfelt thank you to the Alberton Business Park for their incredibly generous support and for helping us make more of a difference in our community! Alberton Business Park has sponsored signage for Making-A-Difference NPC on their prominent perimeter fence along Second Avenue in Florentia, Alberton. This generous contribution gives our organization a vital boost by placing our message on a busy,…
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A Ripple Effect of Kindness: Partnering with Colleen Grobler to Distribute 56,000+ ProductsÂ
Following the receipt of the incredible donation totaling over 56,000 feminine hygiene products, we reached out to Colleen Grobler from Areyeng Residence. While initially interested in supplies for their residents, Colleen saw an opportunity to make an exponentially greater impact. She expressed a keen willingness to play a central role in the wider distribution of these items—a commitment for which we…
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Areyeng Residence – Mental Heath Residence
Areyeng is a licensed non-profit organization that provides care for the severely mentally ill, the facility was registered by Areyeng with the Department of Health as a Non-Profit Organisation in 2004. Furthermore, Areyeng is a long-term residence providing semi-independent living for people diagnosed with mainly schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. Areyeng is not a nursing facility or clinic. The Management and staff of Areyeng…
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A Meaningful Visit to Avril Elizabeth Home
What an honor and privilege it was to visit the Avril Elizabeth Home and hand over a donation of 520 adult diapers. Our sincere thanks go to Sharon and Linda for the personal tour of your pristinely-kept facilities, which operate under the watchful care of your dedicated and friendly staff. It was truly a wonderful experience to have met some of your residents.
The visit offered a powerful perspective on the vital work you do, and it was a humbling experience to connect with residents and observe the incredible care they receive.
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The Science of Gratitude
How a Simple Habit Can Change Your Brain and Body
We often hear that we should be more grateful. It’s a sentiment echoed in self-help books, on inspirational posters, and in the advice of our elders. But what if gratitude was more than just a polite platitude? What if it was a practice with the power to tangibly change your brain, your body, and your life? In recent years, scientists have turned their attention to this ancient virtue, and the findings are nothing short of remarkable. This isn’t just feel-good advice; it’s evidence-based science. -
Anonymous Donation: Essential Hygiene Products
We are incredibly grateful to have received another truly substantial anonymous donation, this time totalling over 56,000 feminine hygiene products! These vital supplies will be used to support organizations that provide crucial assistance to vulnerable teens and young mothers, ensuring they have access to necessary hygiene products during challenging times. The profound generosity of our anonymous donors…
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Delivery to Upper Highway Baby Home
We are excited to announce the delivery of much-needed diapers to Upper Highway Baby Home. This organisation provides a place of hope and security for babies in need, and we are privileged to have supported them with diaper supplies. This delivery was made possible by the compassion and support of individuals and organisations who believe…
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Supporting The Upper Highway Baby Home: Providing Safety and Family
The Upper Highway Baby Home (UHBH) began in 2019 when foster parents Kerry and Gary opened their hearts and home to abandoned and vulnerable babies in KwaZulu-Natal. Since then, UHBH has provided temporary safe care and foster care to babies in desperate need of love, safety, and family. Every baby who enters UHBH arrives with…
