“Mbali”, which in Zulu means flower, is a shy, sweet energetic 12 year old child who lives in the municipality of Matatiele at the foot of the Drakensberg mountains in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. On first appearance she is a seemingly normal...
Mandi Sandenbergh returned in July bringing her brilliant creative art project, Art On The Go, to the ASAP Community care centres in the Matatiele district of the Eastern Cape. Using the ASTAR (Awakening Spirit Through Art Technique) methodology she worked 3 days in...
The bi-annual ASAP Fundraiser took place at the Louise T Blouin Foundation in London on May 15th. The luncheon, catering to 350 people in total, increased awareness whilst raising significant funds for ASAP. Priscilla Higham was introduced to the guests by South...
African Solutions to African Problems is 10 years old. Looking back to our small beginnings, and considering the 20,200 number of children who have been touched by ASAP, we have come a long way. It’s never been straightforward, sometimes making it up as we go along,...
Work is steaming ahead on our three new Drop-in Centres for orphans and vulnerable children in 3 separate remote villages close to Mt. Frere in the Eastern Cape. Working hand-in-hand with the Homeless And Poor People’s Initiative (HAPPI), these ASAP funded...
