Last week you heard about Oliver and Hotel Hope and the wonderful work they do for orphaned children in South Africa. KAS also supports other organisations who do the most amazing work with children and who are only too pleased to partner with KAS i
This week we are re-visiting the past, featuring the work of HOTEL HOPE, and the wonderful Oliver Quambusch, and, Ruth Nkosi. Both are beautiful people inside and out!
Ronda was still on the Hotel Hope board and helping with their accounts before
Yesterday morning , Wendy and I travelled comfortably all the way to an informal settlement known as Mamela near the Vaal Dam, some 140 kilometres south of Johannesburg, with the KASvan loaded to capacity !
The United Nations' (UN) International Literacy Day annually falls on September 8 to raise people's awareness of literacy issues in the world and so we have decided to use EDUCATION as our theme this month.
Wikipedia says, "Fire is a serious hazard in shack (informal) settlements in South Africa and it has been argued that "on average, over the past 5 years
As most of you know, the U.S. group has been running a fundraiser for the last few weeks, in order to purchase tables, chairs and other needed items for the Nancefield Creche. It has been an AMAZING fun
Wikipedia says, "Fire is a serious hazard in shack (informal) settlements in South Africa and it has been argued that "on average, over the past 5 years, there are ten shack fires per day with someone dying in a shack fire somewhere in South Africa e
Anneke has been a devoted member of KAS since November 2010. You only have to chat with Anneke once to know what a wonderful, kind and generous person she is.
Sr Fani is the dearest, kindest person, someone I was privileged to work with on the SPRED project at my parish. SPRED is [Special Religious Education for Special Needs kids in the Catholic Church.]
Most weeks on the Forumwe will be having a report on the activities of the KAS organisation from either Ronda or Wendy to keep us in touch with events in South Africa, volunteers and distribu
Which got me thinking about how many true friends Knit-a-Square has brought into my life over the past 5 winter seasons. And it's been an AMAZING few hours of reflection which had me scurrying into the archives, searching for photographs which mig
Yes, you are hearing from me again - albeit a rather shortened report for the week!
Ronda arrived back in Johannesburg all eager to get back into the swing of things, but unfortunately she came down with a dreadful tummy bug and our plans for the wee
Ronda's stocks of plastic wool sewing needles has been depleted due to the continued rise in the number of stitching teams! Each of the new teams needs a collection of tools, especially these really useful needles.
Another week has just whizzed by and as always there is so much on the go!!!!
On Saturday, my daughter, Sarah, and I met Abegail and her daughter, Mandy, at the office. I wish I had taken a photo of Mandy sitting sorting all the beanies, but she has