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Madiba Madiba

Madiba congratulations on your birthday and thank you for being the inspiration that you are!
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The echo of wedding bells

When he got married 15 years ago our founder Rob Filmer was told he only had one year to live. While each anniversary is very special to Rob and his wife Julie this one was extra special.
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Teacher Training on Environmental Education

Teachers from Ezibeleni and Zimeleni schools attended four workshops.
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Volunteer Training Camp

Andre Manders from the SANCB lead a session on interacting with people who are blind and partially sighted and Amy Molefe one of our star volunteers lead a session on Braille.
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Twinning Camp

Fabulous interactions took place at a twinning camp at the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve where learners taught each other to bead -- and to garden!
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Meeting Dr Goodall

We don’t mean to name drop but the chimp scientist Dr Jane Goodall herself has been dropping our name.
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Lots of Laptops

The response to our appeal for laptop computers has been humbling.
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Double dose of action

A volunteer training camp set the scene for an emotional parting of the ways between legendary mountain climber Bernie Goosen and his trusty wheelchair.
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Bernie Goosen – a “Wheelchair Gift” from Kilimanjaro

One of the weekend’s highlights was when South African Bernie Goose handed over his wheelchair to Eco-Access
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Expansion of Green Schools Growth

The Adelaide Tambo School in Soweto is the latest sapling to be adopted by our Green School project … and greenhouse tunnels and irrigation will make gardening easier at our older Schools.
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Green school

The wheelchair-accessible greenhouse tunnels at Ezilbeleni School are a step closer to reality.
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Puzzled!

The digital puzzle on our web page www.eco-access.org has not been as fast-moving as we were hoping for – but we aren’t giving up!
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Thank You’s

One of our volunteers Marloes Reinink handed over a cheque of R6000.
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Universal Design

A poem by volunteer Enoch Malembenkomo.
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