In order to continue the good work of Tjhabelang Primary, the ClinVet Community Development and Education Trust (CCDET) is bringing LifeXchange back to Bloemfontein over a period of 24 months to bring about sustainable change in the lives of underprivileged students attending Bainsvlei Combined. Volunteer mentors are required to provide consistent guidance for these young students on a one-on-one basis, in order to develop both their resilience levels and character over a period of 24 months. The initiative will function as a long term strategy to prevent drop out, raise academic performance, bring about positive behaviour and prepare students for tertiary education. If you have what it takes come to the workshop on 6 September from 18h00 – 20h00 at St James Church.
Each small contribution counts towards something huge, if we could just have enough patience to last until the harvest. Nowhere is this principle more clearly illustrated than in mentoring. Read more about why persevering in the little things makes all the difference.
Each small contribution counts towards something huge, if we could just have enough patience to last until the harvest. Nowhere is this principle more clearly illustrated than in mentoring. Read more about why persevering in the little things makes all the difference.
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