THE STORIES OF Amazing NGOS
Ubuntu Nest and Harvard House have teamed up to tell the stories of 10 NGOs doing amazing work in the Midlands.
These organisations provide services in the areas of education, social welfare, health, youth development, women empowerment, nature conservation and animal welfare.
Their stories will be told as part of Milestones – The NGO Series, hosted by Makhubalo The Storyteller.
Featured organisations are Funda Nenja, Singakwenza Education, Angel’s Care Centre, African Spirit, Khazimula Children’s Home, Midlands Hospice, the Karkloof Conservancy, Sunfield Home, HADCA and FreeMe Wildlife.
"Ubuntu Nest and Makhubalo The Storyteller are committed to finding ways of telling stories of amazing people doing exceptional work," says Lungile Ikaneng, the series producer.
"This series is about shining a spotlight on the work and efforts of organisations closing urgent gaps in the lives of individuals, families and communities.
“They are the unsung heroes that provide a social net that allows people, nature and animals to thrive. Telling their stories is an honour for us."
Makhubalo The Storyteller adds: "Harvard House is very passionate regarding our town, community and country, and over the years they have partnered with various charities and NGOs to help support and build communities.
“It is an absolute honour to have the support of an organisation with its roots deep in the Midlands. Harvard House's contribution has allowed us to plan, record and package quality episodes. This allows us to share Milestones – The
NGO Series free on WhatsApp to anyone who subscribes."
The first episode will come out on August 12 and will feature Robin Gibson from Harvard House talking to Makhubalo The Storyteller about their involvement.
If you wish to receive weekly episodes, please WhatsApp the word “Milestones 2 + Your Name” to 068 682 2216 to register.