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BELA Offers You a Chance to Support Women in Dire Need

9 July 2024 by Guest

The Yokhuselo Haven in Gqeberha is dedicated to offering refuge and assistance to individuals experiencing abuse, homelessness, or other forms of crisis. The primary mission of the haven is to provide a safe and supportive environment where individuals can find solace, guidance, and resources to help them navigate their difficulties. The haven offers a range …

Mall of the South Partners with SOJO Business and Tourism Helping Hands Foundation, Joining Hands and Connecting Communities with the Help Thy Neighbour Mandela Day community initiative

In a heartfelt effort to make a difference to the underserved community in the south of Johannesburg, Mall of the…

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