Hope in the heart Cic
Practical Guidance for Sustainable Transformation, individually, collectively, globally.
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Tam is hoping to return to South Africa later this year, after an absence of 17 months, to continue Hope in the Heart's ongoing collaboration with partners in Soweto and Port Elizabeth (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University) in person. Our plan is to offer further transformational workshops both in the UK and to township communities, students and professionals in SA, carrying on the development of empathetic links between people from very different cultures as we learn from each other about the power of compassionate social action. See details of our previous work in SA below.
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UBUNTU SOWETO INTERNATIONAL YOUTH PROJECT
We concluded our year-long project, Ubuntu Soweto, with a visit by Fenna and HITH volunteer Charlotte, with Tam, to Soweto to celebrate Youth Day - the 40th anniversary of the Student Uprising that turned the tide on apartheid in South Africa. The project's aim was to link youth in Soweto and the UK to learn about each other's cultures, address hate-crime, celebrate diversity and create dialogue exploring attitudes towards "the other". The project was a great success and we are looking forward to following it up in the near future. Please visit our News page for photos and further details (scroll down the page), and see videos above of the talented young people we have been getting to know.
We are reliant on sponsorship and other donations to carry out this work.
Visit our donor page to find out how you can help.
We concluded our year-long project, Ubuntu Soweto, with a visit by Fenna and HITH volunteer Charlotte, with Tam, to Soweto to celebrate Youth Day - the 40th anniversary of the Student Uprising that turned the tide on apartheid in South Africa. The project's aim was to link youth in Soweto and the UK to learn about each other's cultures, address hate-crime, celebrate diversity and create dialogue exploring attitudes towards "the other". The project was a great success and we are looking forward to following it up in the near future. Please visit our News page for photos and further details (scroll down the page), and see videos above of the talented young people we have been getting to know.
We are reliant on sponsorship and other donations to carry out this work.
Visit our donor page to find out how you can help.
