From the Children of South Africa
Hello World!
From the hearts of the learners:
"We, the students of Manyangana Senior Secondary School, would like to thank you the Buffelshoek Trust for everything you've done for our school. You provided us with food, school uniforms and with the help of the Telkom Foundation, we now also have computers. This has really changed our lives for the better because now we have access to the Internet and can also use them to do our school work. Before this we didn't know how to use computers, so we consider our school one of the luckiest, thanks to the Trust."
"Fortunate Ndlovu"
The Clinic:
Before the Trust, the community of Manyeleti had no healthcare facilities whatsoever. The Trust's development of primary healthcare clinics will not only provide desperately needed healthcare services but also employment opportunities (nursing and medical learners).
Poverty will not prevent the need to prosper
To date the Trust, with its partners, has renovated and made improvements in seven schools. This has included the construction of 34 free standing classrooms...
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"Everything we do here, everything we provide for them, will determine how good their future will be"
Elek Mnisi, Teacher
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all the good things you provided for our school. My education has changed from the moment you set foot in our school. The computers we received make learning much easier and enjoyable. Thank you Buffelshoek Trust I am grateful for all you have done."
"My name is Regan Witness Mosuele, an 18 year old Grade 12 pupil at Manyangana Secondary School. Our school is one of the best and most privileged in our province of Limpopo and we have you to thank for that honour. We are truly grateful for the computers, we can learn a lot from using the technology. Your support and contribution is greatly appreciated. Thank you Buffelshoek Trust."
"This is a small village called Manyeleti, a Shangaan word that means 'The Place of Stars'. But to us and the community, it is the 'place of dreams'. It's the place of caterpillars long to be butterflies. Where seeds are thirsty for the water that make them bloom. It's Manyeleti in Limpopo where dust turns into dreams.
The Buffelshoek Trust would like to acknowledge and thank the following companies and organisations for helping turn dust into dreams and dreams into realities.
Miss Katlyn and her friends say HELLO to our new friends in South Africa from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
Katlyn and her friends doing an African Song dance here in Canada.
When we grow up, we can be anything we want to be.
EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION!!