A Grandmother’s Hope Restored: “I’m Doing My Best for Him”

By Siyakwazi | 5 March 2025 |

*Lindokuhle’s, 12,  journey is one of growth, perseverance, and the unwavering love of a grandmother who, despite numerous challenges, never gave up on him. From an early age, Lindokuhle’s differences were apparent. He wasn’t speaking, and while his health appeared typical, no doctor could explain why he wasn’t progressing developmentally or socially like other children.…

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School Readiness Programme: What’s Ahead in 2025

By Siyakwazi | 5 March 2025 |

Our Siyasizas are already in full swing, conducting Red Flag screenings with around 2,000 children across KwaNzimakwe and KwaXolo. These screenings are a vital first step in spotting children who may need extra support to catch up this year. Looking back at 2024, we saw both significant challenges and remarkable successes, which are shaping the way we…

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Breaking Barriers: Esasa’s Story of Early Intervention

By Siyakwazi | 5 March 2025 |

When Siyakwazi fieldworker Nokwe first stepped into Esasa’s Grade R classroom at Dlukulwane Primary School in 2024, her eyes were drawn to a petite girl sitting quietly among her peers. There was something about Esasa that made her stand out – not just her smaller-than-average appearance but the way she held back from participating in…

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Part 3 – Stories of Resilience: ASD Block Week

By Siyakwazi | 4 December 2024 |

Siyakwazi’s recent ASD Block Week created a safe and supportive space for parents and guardians to share their fears, frustrations, and hopes without judgement. ASD is a developmental condition that affects how a person communicates, relates to others, and experiences the world. For many families, understanding the nuances of ASD can be overwhelming, but this…

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