So many of our volunteers and friends tell us how much they love babies. Who doesn’t love those chubby cheeks, those sweet eyes and the charming giggles. Not to mention those huggable little bodies. Our current Thula Baba Leo turns two this year – as his adoptive granny I’m delighted with his current growing vocabulary. …
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The Thula Baba Project packed community buckets during the first lockdown for people living in impoverished communities who had nowhere to turn for help. Many government agencies had closed down and those that were still open were difficult to get to as many people had no work and could not afford transport. Non-profit organisations, such as …
The year 2020 has been one of uncertainty and fear but in our experience, a little bit of empathy can go a long way. From 27 March 2020 to 16 April 2020, the South African government declared a State of Emergency and the country went into lockdown. Many industries deemed non-essential by the government were …
During this unprecedented time, Thula Baba Project has, like so many other organisations, re-purposed itself. With our partners at The Zoe Project, we have started an initiative to equip the mothers giving birth during the lockdown at Mowbray Maternity Hospital with a #TakeBabaHome” pack. Loss of income and lack of access to shops has meant …