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41st Biennial Conference Arrangements for Council's 41st Biennial Conference is in full swing. As the name suggests, the conference is held every two years. This year the... |
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Council is sustainable! We have good news! Council has been independently verified to be on a level 1 sustainability level, so if you need this in order to send a donation,... |
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Making do Council recently visited Ikageng Self Help Association for the Blind. The Association is one of our member organisations and as the name suggests, it... |
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Losing your sight doesn’t have to mean the end Can you imagine how terrifying it must be to suddenly lose your eyesight – just because you took antibiotics? That’s what happened to... |
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Call Centre students graduate The latest group of Call Centre agents to emerge from Optima College graduated on 27 March. If the event was based on a theme, it would have probably... |
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Human Rights On 21 March South Africa will be celebrating Human Rights Day. Although a public holiday is always welcome, we would like to remind the public about... |
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Francois is Council’s Iron Man Francois Jacobs, the first blind athlete to complete all three events at Ironman South Africa (3.8km swim in the sea, 180km cycle and 42.2km run) in... |
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Absa hosts stakeholder event At a stakeholder event on Friday 23 November 2012, hosted by Absa Community Investment, Absa handed over a cheque to Council to the value of R600 000... |
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Do you have a My School/My Village Card? MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet is one of South Africa's biggest fundraising programmes. By getting a My Scool card, and nominating the South African... |
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Casual Day raises R22 million At the annual Casual Day Show and Tell function held in Pretoria on Friday 8 March, it was revealed that the Casual Day campaign raised R22 million... |
