I could feel that autumn was in the air as I got into my car to go meet Adele Saayman for the first time. We had set up a meeting at OHH

“A recent report by South Africa’s Commission for Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities calculated that in the Eastern Cape and Limpopo provinces alone at least

Imagine slowly feeling your vision deteriorating and realising you will, very soon, be completely blind? So many things – your work, your family, your life – depend on your being able to

Carina van Heerden is a true inspiration. Not only has she adopted several children, and fosters others – of which some have special needs – but she also runs a place of

A large percentage of South Africa’s rural population are farmworkers. Working on a farm, in whichever capacity, is a physically demanding job that requires a person to be in top health. At

11-year-old Grant Mostert, in his own words, had so much pain that he would spend weeks at a time crying. This little boy’s heartbreaking tale is just one of many similar stories

When you live with so much pain that you are unable to perform basic daily tasks, your outlook in life becomes bleak. Mrs Maria Naude was one such individual. She did not