Circle of Courage & Human Rights Workshop In support of the 2025 16 Days of Activism Campaign, Sparrow Society partnered with Justice Desk Africa to host a powerful workshop for our Survivors of GBV and our Ambassadors of Excellence. Together, we explored the Circle of Courage, understanding the importance of belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity […]
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One of Sparrow Society’s key goals is to reach and support as many girls as possible. Each quarter, the organisation donates 100 Power Pads to Family Care Ministries, a Roodepoort-based organisation in Johannesburg.
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Sparrow Society was proud to join loveLife and other partners at the Youth Health Event in Langa on 15 August 2025. Together, we celebrated youth-friendly health services, promoted awareness around sexual and reproductive health, and shared resources that empower young people to take charge of their wellness and future.
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Sparrow Society was honoured to participate in the Women’s Day celebration at Kasselsvlei Comprehensive High School, hosted by the Transnet Foundation: Health Portfolio and Mobcow as part of the 2025 Teenage Health and Development Programme. The event created a powerful space for learners from Kasselsvlei and Rosendaal High Schools to engage in conversations about empowerment,
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As part of their Teenage Pregnancy Awareness Campaign in various schools, Badisa and the Bellville CDC invited Sparrow Society to deliver menstrual health and hygiene education to young girls at Kraaifontein High School. In addition to the educational session, Sparrow Society donated 277 Power Pads to support the learners.
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Healing Through Grief, Honoring Our JourneysOn 6 and 13 August 2025, Sparrow Society hosted two Grief, Loss and You Workshops facilitated by Helen Barnard. The workshops created a safe space to explore grief, bereavement, and loss—reminding us that there is no single way or timeline to heal. Participants learned that loss can take many forms,
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For Mandela Day 2025, Sparrow Society was invited by Wynberg SAPS to join their 67-minute community initiative in Bonnytoun Informal Settlement, Wynberg. As part of the outreach, Sparrow Society donated 100 Power Pads to support women and girls, helping ensure they can menstruate with dignity.
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Advance Edukos proudly used Sparrow Society’s generous donation to bless young girls with sanitary towels at the Youth Expo held at the Cape Town Convention Centre. A small act making a big impact!
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Sparrow Society formed a partnership with loveLife Youth Centre, an organisation actively working with girls in both primary and secondary schools. They recognised the value of the Power Pads Project’s approach and welcomed collaboration to strengthen their efforts to combat period poverty. A total of 100 Power Pads were distributed and the girls received a
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Health is Wealth! On 25 October 2024, 30 incredible ladies joined us for a Health & Fitness Workshop hosted by Justice Desk and Ke Ready. The session focused on physical health and mental wellbeing, reminding us that “you can’t pour from an empty cup — take care of yourself first.”
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Today, South Africa is overwhelmed with sadness at the passing of Nelson Mandela, more affectionately known as “Tata Madiba”. Mandela’s efforts at a peaceful transition and radical reconciliation laid an incredible foundation for which all South African’s are forever indebted. It is now time for us to decide how we will build upon that foundation.
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I read an article this week on timbro.se that opened with the line, “A EUROPEAN COW receives six times as much aid as the average African south of Sahara.” It caused quite a stir – so much so that this article, written 5 years ago, is STILL being circulated. The article goes on to explain
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