For some years we have been supporting various social projects in South Africa. In the context of our new African Wines and the resulting collaboration with Health Promoters, we visited a number of projects in January this year. Workshop in Khayelitsha First we visited the township Khayelitsha together with CEO of Health Promotion South AfricaLees meer overThe programs of the Health Promoters are making a difference![…]

I’m finally used to the South African life. Nowadays I’m used to the 50 cent lunches in the townships. For that little amount of money you get a lot of food! One of the things I’m now used to is the sun and the wind… the wind! During my time in the townships I’ve beenLees meer overMarieke de Boer: Blog # 3[…]

Queen ‘Masenate Mohato Seeiso of Lesotho decided to attend Dr. Harold Robles’s and Mr. George Arrey’ presentation at Maluti College. The official plans was for an official Courtesy call at the Palace in the capital city of Maseru. However when the Queen heard about the lecture and the Health Promoters event @ Maluti College ” she decided toLees meer overQueen of Lesotho attends Public Health lecture @ Maluti College[…]

  My third week as a volunteer at Health Promoters is already over. And what an adventure it was! The differences between my home and South Africa are huge. It all starts with the fact that South Africans hug way more than Dutch people. Where we greet with a handshake when we meet someone forLees meer overMarieke de Boer: Blog #2[…]

  Today the “Letter of intent” was signed between World Waternet and Health Promotion South Africa Trust at the Headquarters of the Health Promoters in Kayamandi. Last week, the agreement was signed by Mr. Steven van Rossum, CEO of World Waternet in Amsterdam and today by George Arrey, CEO and Dr. Harold Robles, Co-Founder HPSA, inLees meer overNew partnership for Health Promoters South Africa Trust[…]

In township Khayelitsha in South Afrika lives Nombasa (18 years old). She works at the company Relate who produce the Health Promoters bracelets. Nombasa:’’Finally I was able to worry less about my income. Everytime I go to work, I get very happy. Those bracelets are so much fun to make. At the end of theLees meer overThe story of Nombasa: she makes a living by making bracelets for Health Promoters[…]

If you wait long enough it will finally happen. Yesterday afternoon Edward Muller, former CEO of the Surinamese Bank in Suriname signed on behalf of his fellow co-founders, Jim Bousaid, CEO of the Hakrin Bank in Suriname and Harold Robles, co-founder of Health Promotion South Africa Trust the official papers for the creation of “StichtingLees meer overIf you wait long enough it will finally happen; Health Promoters Suriname[…]