We packed 607 Winter Rice Meals on Nelson Mandela Day. The office was a hub of activity filled with the laughter of volunteers, young and older working together. The meals form part of our Food Drive and have been delivered…
It was a long wait but eventually, as Covid 19 rules and regulations eased, we were able to hold our St Kizito Thanksgiving Mass! This was a wonderful occasion which took place on Sunday 5th June 2022. Present were forty…
We held a special event where our raffle draw took place by Father Subeesh. He gave a short motivational talk about the importance of helping the poor and those in need. He congratulated the St Kizito Movement on the good…
(On the 8th June 2021, we posted an article titled “I am Thandi, and this is MY story”. Below is a letter received from Thandi. How wonderful to know that because of the generosity of our volunteers and donors, we…
Winter is a beautiful season but if you are destitute, it is a dreadful time filled with misery and heartache. With no warm clothes and bedding you are constantly trying to keep warm and hoping for a bit of sunshine…
What do you do when a small “fry” Movement like ours receives a telephone call to say, “We have 1 000 eggs for you?” Naturally, you scramble to collect them! Once they were all safely in the office we contacted…
(A member was asked to assist a young teenage girl who had been raped. A wonderful relationship has grown between the member and teenage girl. The girl is an aspiring journalist and wanted to share her story. Her story will…
“30% of South Africa’s children live below the food poverty line in households that do not have enough money to meet children’s nutritional needs”. South African Child Gauge 2020, The Children’s Institute. In South Africa, most children live in households…
Our School Uniform Drive is without doubt the most exhausting and rewarding drive we have. You might ask why exhausting? The endless hours of collating templates and creating categories of girls, boys and sizes. The purchasing of all the shoes…
