The Paul & Humile Mashatile Foundation is established with the commitment to raise awareness & support children living with autism & neurodiversity disorders.
The Patron of the Global Alliance to End AIDS in Children, Mrs Mashatile comforts a teen mum as she shares the stigma faced following her pregnancy in Khayelitsha, Cape Town.
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As the UN Family, we are immensely happy to have the Patron, Ms Mashatile alongside us on this journey to #endAIDS. We reiterate our commitment to supporting this vision but also finding ways to bring to an end the many intersecting drivers of teen pregnancy.
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As a Patron of the Global Alliance in South Africa, Mrs Humile Mashatile is deeply dedicated to the noble cause of eradicating AIDS in children by 2030 by raising awareness and promoting access to medical interventions, for children affected by AIDS. https://t.co/cvMhmVc80C
The Patron of Global Alliance, Mrs Humile Mashatile delivering remarks during a dialogue with members of the community at the Isivivana Community Centre in Khayelitsha, Western Cape, on efforts to end AIDS in children by 2030.
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H.E Humile Mashatile has embarked on a school shoe drive in the communities of Grobouw and Swellendam in the Western Cape this week, in an effort to erradicate the insufficiency of school shoes and learning materials in penurious communities.
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We believe that a country which does not prioritise its youth, by ensuring that it is provided a quality education and is supported in its educational journey, is a country at risk of a compromised future.
We are dedicated to the betterment of our communities. #makingadifference
Her Excellency, Humile Mashatile, has this evening visited the Glen Elgin Community Organisation in Grabouw, Western Cape, with the continued effort to hand over school shoes to children in disadvantaged communities.
#paulandhumilemashatilefoundation#changinglives
H.E Humile Mashatile has this evening honoured the invitation by the The Methodist Church of Southern Africa, William Kama District in Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha),where she will be addressing the Young Men’s Guild Gala Dinner.#autismawareness#ASD#paulandhumilemashatilefoundation
The Paul & Humile Mashatile Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that children across the country are equipped with the necessary essentials required for a quality educational environment.
No child should be without school shoes. @UWFM88_106FM#paulandhumilemashatilefoundation
REFLECTION: The Paul & Humile Mashatile Foundation visited the Sakhile Primary School where the Second Lady H.E Humile Mashatile, handed over 150 brand new school shoes, as part of the foundation's ongoing efforts to support children in underprivileged communities. #Mashatile
The Paul & Humile Mashatile Foundation is dedicated to making a positive change in the lives of disadvantaged children, by donating new school shoes and other essential learning materials to schools across the country.
#paulandhumilemashatilefoundation#60walkachildtoschool
Did you know that around 7 million children in South Africa are without school schools? Furthermore millions of school children walk to school under unbearable circumstances such as adverse weather conditions and long distance walking, due to lack of transport affordability.
As an effort to eradicate the woes of children lacking decent school shoes, the Paul & Humile Mashatile Foundation visited the Ndlame L & H Primary School in Peddie, Eastern Cape to hand over brand new school shoes. The drive was held alongside the #60walkachildtoschool
The Paul and Humile Mashatile Foundation has embarked on a charity school shoe drive in partnership with the #60walkachildtoschool Foundation, In a bid to alleviate the impact of paucity on children living in underprivileged communities in East London, Eastern Cape.