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IMG_8566Come and share your time and skills to support our work. Woza Moya will begin recruiting short-term volunteers for February 2014 when the accomodation rondavel is expected to be ready.  This double-storey two-bedroomed rondavel with views over the valley will be self-sustaining energy-wise - with solar panels, rocket showers and waterless enviro-loo toilets. Our first request for volunteers is in the field of Early Childhood Development (ECD). Please email the Woza Moya office for further details This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .  
 

Join us on Facebook!

Join the Woza Moya Project Facebook page so that you can be a part of the day to day happennings in the Ufafa Valley Community. We are very excited about this new tool as there is so much going on here at Woza Moya and now we will able to share this with you. We also look forward to hearing your comments and feedback. Please do particpate in our on-going discussions, which we hope will bring you closer to us and make you feel a part of the extended Woza Moya family.

MASIXOXISANE!

(IsiZulu for, Let's get chatting!)

 
26 February 2013, 00.00 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Dingizwe School, situated in a remote part of Ofafa, has tried to drill for water many times over the years, without success. Learners take valuable time out of school to walk long distances to fetch water from the river. After various consultative meetings with Principal, Mr S’Khosana, we met with the...
24 February 2013, 11.57 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Map of Water Sources completed
During months of survey, Alan and Bheki recorded GPS points for water sources in the Woza Moya area: springs, boreholes and community taps. These have now been mapped: Woza Moya Map of Water...
15 February 2013, 23.05 Featured Stories
Monash University Student Placements 2013
Monash Students, Timothy Chavarria from Melbourne and Matthew Ncube from Zimbabwe, spent 5 weeks at Woza Moya. They helped wherever needed, counting pills, wrapping calendars, working the gardens, teaching staff to drive, preparing, planning and implementing a dynamic youth intervention...
 

Woza Moya

  • actively seeks to empower women in the community and workplace
  • encourages taking responsibility by knowing your HIV status
  • respects the natural environment of the Ufafa Valley and the culture of the people living there