HEARTLINES inspires municipality, youth, church leaders in Mogale City
HEARTLINES recently held its second “Heartlines comes to Town” training blitz in Mogale City, Gauteng.

HEARTLINES tackles HIV/AIDS, crime, corruption & poor service delivery in Mpumalanga
31 August 2009: HEARTLINES launched its first “Heartlines comes to Town” training blitz in Emakhazeni last week.

HEARTLINES COMES TO TOWN - new four-day co-ordinated area-specific training blitz launched in Mpumalanga
Over the next year HEARTLINES will run 10 HEARTLINES COMES TO TOWN visits, where over 3-4 days we will run coordinated training interventions in a town or region.

HEARTLINES pilots UK based Youth Leadership Academy
HEARTLINES is piloting an innovative Leadership Academy that’s been successfully used for 20 years in the UK to grow leaders and transform schools and surrounding communities.

Changing the world – one child at a time
Vincent Tshisevhe is a 22-year-old journalist and editor from Thohoyandou in Limpopo who, inspired by Heartlines, now distributes books to school children.

Heartlines and the IMC host a children’s party for Mandela Day
There was cake and sweets, jumping castles and soccer balls, but most of all there were children with huge big smiles on their faces.

Heartlines and the IMC to host a children’s party for Mandela Day
On Saturday 18 July, to celebrate Mandela Day, Heartlines and the IMC will be throwing a birthday party for orphans and vulnerable children of the Hillbrow community.

Heartlines promotes positive values on Fathers’ Day
On Sunday 21 June, we will celebrate Fathers’ Day. Heartlines has been using the occasion to to focus the public’s attention on values that are essential in the relationship between fathers and their children.

No awards for “Hopeville” and lead actor Themba Ndaba nominated for prestigious awards at the 49th International Monte Carlo Television Festival.
15 June 2009: German (ZDF) Mini Series “The Wolves” and Belgian mini series “Flesh and Bones” were winners in the Best Mini Series category, while Igal Naor from the UK Mini Series “House of Saddam” won the Outstanding Actor category at the ceremony in Monaco last week.

Funny but kind, comedians show how
Taking up the Heartlines call to take action and do good for change comedians Desmond Dube, David Kau, Chris Forest, Kagiso Lediga, Lebo Mathiba and Kedibone Mulaudzi made the world a teeny bit kinder and funnier to say the least.

Waterval Boven community urged to do good for change at Hopeville launch
Waterval Boven was treated to a red carpet launch of Hopeville, HEARTLINES’ latest television series at the town’s community hall on Friday 20 February.

Heartlines launches Hopeville in Johannesburg
Thursday, 19 February 2009: "Find yourself in Hopeville and define who you want to be in life". This was the call from actor and comedian Desmond Dube at the launch of Hopeville

Values in Action Roadshow to inspire people to "do good for change"
HEARTLINES is hosting a series of countrywide roadshows with community members, including business, religious and NGO representatives as well as government officials to inspire and empower South Africans to "do good for change" by calling for values in action.

Why 6 weeks of Values in Action? An article by the CEO, Dr Garth Japhet
We are a country rich with diversity and alive with possibility, but sadly our potential is threatened by multiple social problems...

INNOVATIVE MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME LAUNCHED TO GROW SOUTH AFRICA’S YOUTH AND THE COUNTRY’S FUTURE
Moyo Zoo Lake, 1 Prince of Wales Drive, Parkview, December 3 at 5pm: A groundbreaking mentorship initiative was launched today at Moyo Restaurant, which gives mentors the tools to truly mentor and grow South Africa’s youth. The launch was attended by several of South Africa’s top musical artists including Jozi and Stealing Love Jones, as well as mentors and mentees who have contributed to the creation of the Heartlines’ mentorship resource.

Good values start with filming
Set to be screened over a six-week period on SABC 2 in late February 2009 the series continues the HEARTLINES’ tradition of using television to tell stories that will get the nation talking, thinking and acting on good values.

Re-screening of award-winning HEARTLINES films on SABC 2
The 8-part film series that generated a national conversation on positive values last year will be re-screened at prime time from 16 October at 19.30 on SABC 2. The multi-lingual films that touched the heart of all South Africans have garnered both national and international acclaim.

HEARTLINES captures cinematic attention in Japan, winning the Special Jury Award.
The HD feature film ‘HEARTLINES’, which forms part of the widely successful national series HEARTLINES aired on SABC during 2006, has won the Special Jury Sony Digital Cinema Award at the 4th annual SKIP CITY INTERNATIONAL Digital-Cinema Festival, taking place in Japan’s Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture on July 14th through July 22nd, 2007.

HEARTLINES/The Mass Media Project scoops a prestigious international award at the 2007 Banff World Television Awards in Canada.
The Good Provider, an episode in the HEARTLINES series, was awarded a prestigious “Rockie” in the Best Family and Youth Program category at the closing ceremony of the 28th Banff World Television Awards.

Prestigious award for HEARTLINES Series.
The Andrew Murray – Desmond Tutu Prize for the Best Picture and Sound Production was awarded to Executive Director Dr Garth Japhet and the HEARTLINES team at an exclusive ceremony in the Boland town of Wellington, Cape on May 31.

Curious Pictures feature film “HEARTLINES” accepted to screen at five international film festivals on three continents.
Curious Pictures, producers of SAFTA award winning dramas Hard Copy and Tsha Tsha, are making international inroads with the 2006 feature film, HEARTLINES.