Become a Friend of Masicorp and make an easy monthly charity donation to the most powerful cause of all – education. When Masicorp began its quest, we asked ourselves how can education reduce poverty in South Africa? Access to free … Continue reading →
The English Hub at Ukhanyo Primary School is one of Masicorp’s many community upliftment programmes children living in Masiphumelele. If you have ever visited Ukhanyo Primary School, you may have experienced the energy and excitement of the English Hub – … Continue reading →
Masicorp is one of many education charities in South Africa taking Child Protection Week seriously and you should too; here’s why: All children have the right to a protected upbringing whereby they do not suffer abuse, violence, or neglect. For … Continue reading →
South African charities have a difficult road ahead. We are the change you want to see in the world and yet you may be looking right past the signs and heading straight for that grab and go coffee your stomach … Continue reading →
Why is there a need for volunteers in South Africa and around the globe? Volunteers are the lifeblood of non-profit organisations like Masicorp. In fact – avid subscribers and fans of our blog may be surprised to learn that Masicorp … Continue reading →
When it comes to the importance of early childhood development – you need to consider your child right from the moment they are born. Children’s early experiences deeply affect the way they determine the world around them. The first … Continue reading →
While we are delighted to be sharing #successstories, our overall goal of telling these uplifting successes is to highlight realities and daily challenges for people living in Masiphumelele and share the journeys which led them to where they are … Continue reading →
If you ever struggled with Maths at school, then you are not alone. We can’t all solve math problems at the same pace that Einstein did – we can however change up the algorithm in our brain, allowing us … Continue reading →
The English Hub is one of our community upliftment projects that works closely with Ukhanyo Primary School learners and teachers to assist in bridging the gap between mother tongue and English learning at an appropriate age level. The shift to … Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered – what is adult basic education exactly? Skillsportal defines it as the following: “Adult basic education and training is the general conceptual foundation towards lifelong learning and development, comprising of knowledge, skills and attitudes required for … Continue reading →