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Masiviwe: Let’s be heard, is a movement for better mental health care for all; raising awareness; breaking stigma; learning to support ourselves and each other

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Learning and loving through friendship

When we take time to know people from other generations, our experiences are enriched by theirs. Justine and Ivy have decades between them, but their bond is made strong by mutual respect and love.

Fathers Matter Intro

Heartlines Church Mobilisation team leads, Olefile Masangane, Brian Helsby and Nkosinathi Sixabayi talk about the importance of fathers and some challenges they face in South Africa.

Fathering Tips 2

Andile and co-host Brett Anderson chat to Heartlines Rep in KwaZulu-Natal, Craig Bouchier, as he continues to unpack some tips for dads.

My role as a father

Leader of Build One South Africa, Mmusi Maimane reflects on his role as a father and shares an encouragement for fathers in South Africa

Do fathers matter?

Research says that about of 65% of children live in homes without their biological fathers. If we say mothers matter, no one would ever argue with that, but what about fathers? Today we will ask the question, “Do fathers really matter?”, and if so, what is keeping them from being involved in a positive way?

Fathers Matter Intro Part 2

Heartlines Church Mobilisation team leads, Olefile Masangane, Brian Helsby and Nkosinathi Sixabayi talk about the role of the church in addressing some of the challenges fathers face in South Africa.