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Helping non-profit organisations build resilience in testing times.

Non-profit organisations (NPOs) play a crucial role in bridging the ever-widening socio-economic gaps found across South Africa. On the back of the devastating Covid 19 pandemic and in our current environment that is characterised by pedestrian economic growth, a soaring cost of living, climate-related disasters and relentless load-shedding, the demand for vital NPO services has …

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