Empowering Minds Through Positive Self-Talk
This week, participants in our Ikamva Community-Based Treatment Programme explored the stories we tell ourselves...

Did you know? In the Western Cape, 27 out of every 100 learners are affected by Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), the highest rate in the world.
This week, Nosi visited the local clinic to speak with young people about how prevention can change the future.
Even one case is too many. But stopping alcohol use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding can mean the difference between a life of struggle and a life full of opportunity.
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We are currently running a 4-week series of weekly sessions as part of a pilot project with Ikamva.
At the clinic, Nosabata spoke about the wonderful benefits of Bulbine and how it can help with common skin problems.
This month we’ve been focusing on mental health at the Gansbaai clinic.
We held a community workshop at the i-MED Health Centre with the theme Healing Mind, Body, and Garden.