Imfundo Enhle Education Trust is a BEE organisation, that prides itself on ubuntu and giving back to the previously disadvantaged communities. Our objective is to administer student bursaries, provide support, and skills development.
Our policy brief highlighting providers’ role in advancing SRHR in South Africa is now out in Frontiers in Reproductive Health.
https://t.co/aF1muwGCom
@_SRJC@DrRucell#SRHR#HealthSystems
Hi #UJ family, please help us welcome and congratulate Siyabonga Mthethwa, Keitumetsi Given Malatji and Onthatile Magagane for being chosen as this years 4IR ambassadors. https://t.co/UvEmZ7diOd
#UJ4IR#ImagineTHAT
The @AfricaHarvard invites you to the Africa Day 2022 event in partnership with @WitsUniversity. The webinar will showcase innovative recipes by Africans, encouraging philanthropic solutions to sustainable food security.
May 26, 2022|4PM CAT
Register Here: https://t.co/fWa85aDztR
@Mandi_shamase Hi there, for 2023 we will be taking referrals directly from the universities. We will be focusing on specific areas such as climate change and women in science. In undergraduate we will be selective as well, we won't cover all courses.
Imfundo Enhle Education Trust is a BEE organisation, that prides itself on ubuntu and giving back to the previously disadvantaged communities. Our objective is to administer student bursaries, provide support, and skills development.
4) If you would like to donate any sanitary materials, please contact [email protected]. Also, if you would like to join the team, please email the above mentioned email.
3) This year, the @EkklesiaHealth will be visiting the streets of Johannesburg and Braamfontein. We will be raising awareness about menstrual health and hygiene management, mass sanitary products distribution.
2)..... and period-friendly sanitation facilities, and lastly to mobilize funding.
We cannot achieve #endingperiodpoverty agenda without improvement of facilities, such as WASH (Water, sanitation and hygiene).
1)Throughout the year various organisations, Activists, civil society, etc., break the taboos and end the stigma surrounding menstruation, raising awareness about the challenges regarding access to menstrual products, education about menstruation.. (continues)