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Nurturing of Mental Health in the Workplace

By: Ahmed El Hofy JOHANNESBURG, October 16th, 2023 – The once-clear boundaries between personal and professional lives have often become increasingly blurred. Change in work dynamics, facilitated by the rise of remote working, hybrid office structures, and post-pandemic changes, have drastically altered how we navigate both our work and personal spaces. Each of these shifts …

Hollywood Foundation Contributes R10 Million to Refurbish KZN Children’s Hospital for Adolescent Mental Health Ward on World Mental Health Day

In honour of World Mental Health Day on October 10, 2023, the Hollywood Foundation is thrilled to announce its substantial…

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