In February 2020, prior to the school’s opening, our team carried out a stringent process to identify and enrol over 200 impoverished students into our programs at REACH. Our team of social workers conducted house visits on prospective beneficiaries within the urban poor community surrounding our school.
It’s been one month since my last blog, and as I sit in the comfort of my apartment, where I have been busy working on program development while social distancing, I wonder how each and every one of you are doing in this devastating and confusing time. I call it the COVID-19 limbo, an extraordinary and strange time, where each and every person in the world is going through the motions of grief. All of our individual struggles vary greatly, but one thing we all share, is fear of the unknown.
In this fast-changing, uncertain and devastating climate, it has taken some time for us to come to terms with this daunting situation. We’d now li...
It’s official, REACH will be opening the gates and greeting our students for their first day of school on 3rd March 2020… and we couldn’t be more e...
January, and the ringing in of the New Year is known as a time for reflection of achievements, combined with ambitions for the year approaching. ...