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Stacks of Sandwiches
It was cold and wet and the sun had scarcely made an appearance, but the Consumer Studies Kitchens at Northlands Girls’ High was bright with enthusiasm. The Grade 12 girls…
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Words, words, words!
To mark International Literacy Day, celebrated annually on 8 September, Glen Anil-based automotive parts supplier, Grandmark, sponsored a two-and-a-half-hour event at Zwakele Primary School. Grandmark staff worked with youth workers…
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From Copenhagen, With Love
The little Danish boy’s name is Thandolwami, a special reminder of his Zulu heritage. He now lives in Copenhagen with his adoptive parents, but his journey away from Africa to…
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Partnership Bears Fruit
Last September, local transport company, Freighthaul Holdings, embarked on a relationship with Domino Business Development, a company fully owned by The Domino Foundation. This Durban North-based NPO took a 25.1%…
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Taking Action and Inspiring Change
The 18th of July, Mandela Day, the annual international celebration of Nelson Mandela’s birthday, was marked by The Domino Foundation’s challenge to corporates and individuals to join them for an…
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Generation ‘Z’, you rock!
Those born after 1995 are called ‘Generation Z’ and are often accused of being self-obsessed, entitled and totally wedded to their i-phones. A group of Durban high school students demonstrated…
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Hospital Help
The only in-house school at a hospital in KZN, King Dinuzulu Hospital Complex School, Asherville, provides education for children hospitalised for tuberculosis, spinal problems and orthopaedic-related sickness. Some of these…
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Teaching the Toddlers
Early in 2017, Liezel Rabey moved to KZN from Gauteng with her family. She contacted The Domino Foundation, wanting to be involved in some aspect of the foundation’s activities. Liezel,…
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Donation Sense
The Domino Foundation depends on the generosity of its donors and benefactors and appreciates the open-handedness of all its friends and the community in general. While we will find a…
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Recycle Swop Shop Programme Update – 2nd Quarter
Having come on board as the seventh Domino programme late last year and as the first programme based outside KZN, the Recycle Swop Shop in the Western Cape had been…
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Life Skills Programme Update – 2nd Quarter
Working into four schools in the Amaoti area, the Life Skills programme continues to develop and refine the team’s teaching of the lessons and training in the upgrades of the…
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Skills Development Programme Update – 2nd Quarter
The students on the Skills Development programme were set up with the necessary requirements for studying and their university financial obligations were met. The programme leaders met with students collectively…
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Red Light Programme Update – 2nd Quarter
The year has seen half a dozen ladies on the Red Light programme. Volunteers with specialised skills have been involved in training the ladies in critical areas like budgeting and…
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Feeding Programme Update – 2nd Quarter
The programme is now feeding JAM porridge, soup and sandwiches into 67 schools, churches and clinics and the distribution of JAM porridge is going well in 12 new crèches in…
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Babies’ Homes Update – 2nd Quarter
We are blessed with the willing volunteers who come on an ad hoc basis and those who are regulars at the Babies Homes. This programme is the one which attracts…
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ECD update – 2nd Quarter
It has been an incredibly busy two quarters for our ECD team as we officially launched the Sibaya Trust Bright Beginnings programme as part of The Domino Foundation’s Early Childhood…
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A Great Paint Job!
The Durban staff of one of South Africa’s largest home loans providers, SA Home Loans, moved into Siyakhula Crèche in Waterloo to renovate, restore and repaint classrooms and playground equipment.…
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Making His Mark
Graffiti artist, Giffy Duminy’s dexterity astounded his audience of learners at Zwakele Primary School in Durban’s informal settlement of Amaoti as he conjured up a mural of a half-peeled orange…
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Buttering Up
With a programme impacting lives in Amanzimtoti, Durban City and communities North of Durban, The Domino Foundation’s Feeding programme produces 98 000 meals a month. On its Global Impact Day,…
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These Boys Kick!
Through The Domino Foundation’s Life Skills programme, a partnership between Love Church and the Sharks Soccer School saw a group of enthusiastic Amaoti 3 Primary School Grade 4 soccer players…
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