Resources

A read-aloud collection of stories for 3-8 year-olds on eight different values. Available in Afrikaans, SiSwati, IsiZulu, IsiXhosa. Some languages only available electronically

Based on the first 8 Heartlines films, with a DVD containing 20-min versions of these, this is a curriculum-based classroom workbook for Life Orientation teachers of Grades 10 and 11.

Includes DVD

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Nothing for Mahala tells the story of Axe, a man with a taste for the soft life who finds himself having to do community service at an old age home after his flashy lifestyle leads to trouble with the law.

Based on the film, Nothing for Mahala, and including a DVD with clips, this 6-week study course addresses the underlying values driving our behaviours and attitudes when it comes to money.

Based on the film, Nothing for Mahala, and including a DVD with clips, this 6-week Bible study course addresses the underlying values driving our behaviours and attitudes when it comes to money.

Ideal for Christian small groups & families

Based on the film, Nothing for Mahala, with a DVD containing clips from the film, this book offers three lessons to Grade 9 and 11 Life Orientation teachers on money values

A values-based guide for young South Africans. The guide, aimed at Christian Youth Groups, consists of four lessons, where the first lesson includes a viewing of the movie Nothing for Mahala.

This is a resource that uses the film Beyond the River to help build a stronger sense of community and connectedness among young people. 

This facilitator's guide can be used by team leaders to introduce story-sharing as a way to build cohesion, stronger teams and healthier connections in your workplace through story-sharing.

This resource outlines how the simple yet effective tool of story-sharing can help teams create a sense of connectedness at a time when people are feeling increasingly disconnected from one another.