Mengameli, or Sia, is homeless and unemployed but has a striking amount of potential. Are you able to help him get back on his feet?

Three friends left on 16 June from Pretoria to run to Cape Town in order to raise funds for Home of Hope – an organisation that takes care of children in need.

International #Save7Lives day was yesterday, and the perfect day for an organ donor campaign launched earlier this week to go viral.

Leighton House Museum in London will play host to a special gala event showcasing the talents of established opera stars, with the aim of enabling talented South Africans to realise their dreams.

LIV The Journey is a production that tells the story of Lungisisa Indlela Village in KwaZulu-Natal – an initiative that is transforming the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children in South Africa.

A recent Facebook initiative launched in Gauteng, aims to give names to the faces of people we see on our streets every day, and in doing so, hopes to help uplift and empower the forgotten members of society.

On 1 June, one mom posted on a local Facebook group that she felt like blessing someone with haircuts for the family. By the evening of 2 June, the #PayItForward initiative had gone viral.

Every28 is a new online store that delivers feminine products straight to your door. 28Reasons is a partner organisation that focuses on keeping girls in school.

A Cape Town based non-profit organisation aims to provide basic newborn essentials to new mothers from underprivileged areas.

Innovative South African company, Street Sleeper, is a Cape Town based initiative that tackles social and environmental challenges faced by the homeless community.

Rudi van Schalkwyk believes that the power of change and unity lies in all South Africans, and he’s set about to prove that.

Riaan Dohne didn’t realise when he let Brian Dlamini train at his gym for free, that both men’s lives would be changed for good.

Nicole Morgan’s story about being saved by a stranger has gone viral and restored her faith in the kindness of South Africans and people in general.

When two cousins started the campaign two months ago, they never imagined the love and helpfulness would have spread so far so quickly.

South Africa’s youth needs quality education in order to prepare them for the roles they will play as the leaders, entrepreneurs and social regenerators of the future. The jobs of tomorrow will be borne out of the innovations and bright ideas of today.

Last Monday, whilst on his way to Somerset West, the train carriage Darren August was in was robbed by nine men, and in an attempt to intervene, August was hit with a crowbar and then stabbed.

Tiffany Dewar has been watching JMPD officer, ‘Mama Dora’ helping children to cross the busy Old Pretoria Road to get to their school in Diepsloot every morning. Tiffany stopped and chatted to Mama Dora and discovered she does so much more than help with road crossing.

On 28 April 2016, a South African team of nine able-bodied runners, two hand cyclists, and an amputee will embark on an epic 10-day relay journey from Cape Town to Pretoria.

The Klein Jukskei Green Belt Initiative (KJGBI) team and members of the community got together earlier this month to clean up the river.

Camden Harwood is a charming, charismatic, sensitive and inquisitive four-year-old boy living in Cape Town, South Africa. Despite his upbeat nature and endearing approach to everything, Camden’s life has been anything but easy.

Buhle Sithela, a twenty-one-year old former events marketing student decided that he wanted to do something in his area that would benefit his community. So he started cleaning bins.

On her late night walks home from cleaning her new restaurant, Minu Pauline was struck by how often she’d see homeless and hungry people searching her garbage for a meal.

On 20 March, Sinawo Meshini’s life changed in an instant, as the candle he had been using to illuminate his room, set light to his shack.

When Johannes Mokobi met Karen Thomson in Muizenberg this morning, he had no idea that his life was about to change.

Considering how reliant we are on technology and computers, the Internet and online resources, it’s mind-boggling to imagine living without these necessities. Schools are also becoming heavily reliant on technology in classrooms, both as a means of instruction, and to equip learners with the necessary skills and knowledge needed to navigate our tech-reliant world.