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Why I’m teaching my toddlers the money lessons I wish I’d learned
By Samantha Steele To begin with, no, not all coins are made of chocolate. I would like to think that my only problem with money…
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Three reasons volunteering is good for your mental health
Helping someone else could be one of the best things you do for yourself this Mental Health Month By Patronella Sono, Staff Volunteerism Programme Specialist…
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Managing bumps, bruises and minor aches as kids get active outdoors
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Beyond academic outcomes: How educational environments can build emotional resilience in young people
● As technology reshapes work, the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report 2025[1] identifies resilience, flexibility and agility as among the most sought-after core…
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Helping Your Child Improve Their Writing Skills
How can parents support writing at home?Encourage regular reading, make room for everyday writing, discuss ideas before writing, and break tasks into planning, drafting and…
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Sanofi urges action on school boosters as vaccination coverage falls
With it being School Health Week, this is a reminder that school boosters renew your child’s protection against vaccine preventable diseases. Parents and caregivers are…
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Same family, different money rules
By Therèse Havenga, Head of Business Transformation, Momentum Savings Every family has money rules: Save for a rainy day. Never arrive empty-handed. Family comes first.…
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Keeping 80,000 Promises: How Santa Shoebox uses SMS to connect donors, recipients and impact
For the Joy of Giving Trust, the NGO behind the Santa Shoebox project, SMS is more than a communication channel. It helps a lean, seven-person…
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The hidden reason children struggle to recover from a cold
Colds and kids go together like crayons and walls. Most children clock up around six to eight colds a year, and if they’re in daycare,…
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Scrapbooking: Preserve Your Memories Through Creativity
Photographs capture moments, but they seldom tell the whole story. What made everyone laugh on that holiday? Who wrote the note tucked into a birthday…
