We provided the hardware and software as well as training and support to ensure that these senior citizens can regularly contact their families and be part of their lives. The Telkom Foundation provided ICT equipment for all the schools classrooms and the training centre as well as providing new equipment to the management of the team. The Telkom Foundation continued to sponsor infrastructure for the hour national telephonic counselling helplines, for Lifeline and Childline. MomConnect is a National Department of Health initiative, using mobile technology to register all pregnancies across South Africa. The Telkom Foundation supported the Ditshego Home of Laughter with a R50 sponsorship that contributed to an event aimed at raising awareness and further funding for the NGO as well as marketing the services of the home within the community.
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Ditshego Home of Laughter The Telkom Foundation supported the Ditshego Home of Laughter with a R50 sponsorship that contributed to an event aimed at raising awareness and further funding for the NGO as well as marketing the services of the home within the community.
Limpopo Entertainment Group The Limpopo Entertainment Group is a drop-off centre, where approximately children can do their homework. Kidz Clinic Telkom Foundation donated four laptops with MiFi, each with data, to the social workers from the Kidz Clinic to enable them to attend to their work while waiting for their cases to appear in court.
The objective is to educate pregnant women and encourage regular clinic visits. Every year the Telkom Foundation supports many organizations and initiatives that provide social services in disadvantaged communities. This will benefit the primary school children that attend the school, the youth that receive training 45 students twice a year and more than 10 staff members.
The centers provide a range of exciting and innovative activities and initiatives aimed at the prevention of HIV and holistic youth development.
Many of the residents are lonely and only see their families infrequently. The Telkom Foundation provided computers and training for 30 youth members in basic IT skills. The Limpopo Entertainment Group is a drop-off centre, where approximately children can do their homework. Telkom Foundation donated R1. In Kwazulu Natal, the Telkom Foundation has partnered with The Association for the Aged in bringing connectivity to a home for the aged.
In the year ahead. The Thapelo Community in Soweto started as singing group but has brought more than entertainment to their community. The Foundation donated toys and therapeutic equipment to psychiatric hospitals run by the Gauteng Mental Health in Cullinan, Wes Koppies and Sterkfontein. These services assist traumatised children, youth and adults by providing counselling, emotional support and immediate crisis management.
Supported Projects
Cmounity Kidz Clinic provides free medical care, therapeutic intervention and treatment services to abused children. We provided the hardware and software as well as training and support to ensure that these senior citizens can regularly contact their families and be part of their lives.
The donation included sports equipment and board games as well as other games that are used to assess communication, participation, memory, interpersonal skills and interaction. The Telkom Foundation has changed that by introducing Skype as a means of keeping in touch. During the FY, R2. The Telkom Foundation supported the Ditshego Home of Laughter with a R50 sponsorship that contributed to an event aimed at raising awareness and further funding for the NGO as well as marketing the services of the home within the community.
In the three years since its inception k women have registered, have rated the service, 40 million comunitt have been sent and messages have been received by the help desk.
The homework centre provides local learners with a place to study that has electricity and connectivity. The Thapelo Community Centre provides training to more than students for internships and see to placement of these students, 50 entrepreneurship teldemm and over youth in end user computing skills per year.
A select few learners from disadvantaged backgrounds have been skilled and trained in Computer Hardware Awareness.
Telkom Foundation donated four laptops with MiFi, each with data, to the social workers from the Kidz Clinic to enable them to attend to their work while waiting for their cases to appear in court. MomConnect is a National Department of Health initiative, using mobile technology to register all pregnancies across South Africa.
The Foundation donated R towards a school intervention programme that addresses drug abuse, child headed households, teenage pregnancies, poverty, malnutrition, bullying, gender violence, gangsterism and chronic illnesses. The Telkom Foundation has enlisted the help of FutureMakers, Telkom's enterprise and supplier development programme, to develop xomunity as a business.
The youth centres are strategically set up in resources poor areas with a high HIV prevalence. Thapelo Community Centre The Thapelo Community in Soweto started as singing group but has brought more than entertainment to their community.
Telkom Foundation - Focus Areas - Social Development
Young people are benefitting from these programmes and partake in sports and arts and culture activities. The Telkom Foundation continued to sponsor infrastructure for the hour national telephonic counselling helplines, for Lifeline and Childline.
FAMSA provide counselling, training, mentorship and family orientated programmes aimed at supporting individuals, families, communities and society to build, restore and sustain functional relationships.
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