Family Literacy Project
Making good use of very limited resources to boost national Literacy Rates I am certain that everyone is so tired of the relentless dissection of the Covid Pandemic, its effect…
Director’ Report
The lockdown and resultant isolation created a challenging environment for many, but none more so than those isolated members of our country that have limited resources at their disposal. However, what…
Jacqueline Horn completes two years at UniZul
Jacqueline Horn, who conducts research and training for FLP, has completed two years study at the University of Zululand. It is great to have her back in Underberg full time.…
Jim Joel Fund Trustees visit FLP
We were delighted to host John Wood, and Anthony and Sue Cane in February for a few days. The Jim Joel Fund has been supporting FLP for many years, and…
Peace clubs
Our facilitators attended training in managing conflict in emotionally intelligent ways under the PEACE CLUBS initiative. Over the next three years we will introduce these materials and skills in our…
Felicity Champkins receives ECD awards
Felicity Champkins, the director of Asifunde Sonke (Vukuzakhe Project’s formal education arm) received the 2013 KZN ECD Educator Runner-up, the KZN ECD facilitator and National ECD facilitator runner-up awards. The…
Community Work Programme training
The DG Murray Trust has for a second year awarded FLP funding to train Community Work Programme participants to conduct home visits in the districts of Sisonke and Impendle. In…
Phumy Zikode at Msunduzi Museum’s library week
Phumy Zikode, our Literacy and Library Coordinator, presented the key-note address at the Msunduzi Museum’s Library week celebration on 17 March. The event, titled ‘Celebrating libraries in 20 years of…
FLP has a new director
After almost 8 years with FLP, Lynn Stefano is relocating to Cape Town with her family. We hosted a very special farewell lunch for Lynn in September, when we also…
FLP trains CWP home visitors
This year we are partnering with Tembaletu and Aids Foundation of SA in the Community Works Programme. We are training 175 local women from Impendle, Ubhuhlebezwe and Ingwe Municipalities to…