Community Wellness Project NPO

07/10/2026

Hi everyone, we would like to see if there are 30 people 18 years old or more who would be interested to be trained as Gender Based Violence First Responders.

Preferably 20 female and 10 male.
Training would be free of charge and will include a certificate of completion, manual, refreshments and a light lunch every day.

All you have to do is commit to attend all three days from 9am to 3pm. We are planning for 15-17 October.
Anyone interested can just use the link below to register. Please register with an active WhatsApp number to be able to be added to a group for easy communication.

The venue will most likely be the George Museum in Courtenay Street at the top of York Street at the traffic circle, but we are waiting for final confirmation.

Here is the link:

Course registration

06/10/2026

Good day everyone, our brooches have arrived today.

They are only R20 each. Get your orders in and show your support to the cause.

Free deliveries in George for orders of 10 or more.

Contact Freddy on WhatsApp 0710904450 to order or for more information. We won't be responding to comments here, please use the number.

06/10/2026

❤️ A HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO GRANDSLOTS ❤️

Some donations provide resources. Others provide hope, courage and the power to make a difference when it matters most.

Community Wellness Project NPO would like to extend our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude to Grandslots for their incredibly generous donation towards our Gender-Based Violence First Responder Workshop.

Your support is helping us empower men and women with the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond when someone becomes a victim of Gender-Based Violence.

Every day, people find themselves standing beside a friend, family member, colleague, neighbour or stranger who is experiencing violence. In those critical moments, knowing what to do can change everything.

Through this workshop, participants are equipped to:
💜 Recognise the signs of Gender-Based Violence
💜 Respond safely and appropriately to someone in crisis
💜 Provide compassionate first-line support
💜 Understand referral pathways and available resources
💜 Help survivors feel heard, believed and supported
💜 Become part of a community that refuses to remain silent

Grandslots, your generosity is helping us turn ordinary people into informed, compassionate first responders.

Because sometimes, the difference between a victim feeling completely alone and knowing that someone cares is simply one person who knows how to respond.

Your contribution is not just funding a workshop.

It is helping create safer communities.
It is giving people a voice.
It is strengthening the hands that reach out to survivors.
And ultimately, it can help change — and even save — lives.

From everyone at Community Wellness Project NPO, and from every person who will benefit from the knowledge made possible through your generosity:

THANK YOU, GRANDSLOTS. 🙏💜

Together, we can build communities where violence is challenged, survivors are supported, and everyone has the courage and knowledge to stand up against Gender-Based Violence.

14/09/2026

Good day everyone, our Breast Cancer Awareness 2026 Brooches have arrived.

They are a bit smaller than anticipated so we are selling them at only R10 each.

To place orders contact Freddy Trout on 0710904450. Order today to avoid dissapointment as we have a limited quantity and some pre orders were also placed which makes stock levels even lower.

09/09/2026

Happy Wednesday everyone

08/09/2026

Happy Tuesday everyone, please share with friends and family

02/09/2026

Hey everyone, we hope you are well.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and coming for October, we will have brooches available for only R20 each. Place your orders now to avoid disappointment as we will only have a very limited amount.

Contact Freddy Trout on 0710904450 or send a email to [email protected]

Order for your staff to help create awareness around breast cancer. If you have a business and would like to help us sell these then please contact us.

26/08/2026

What an incredible 2 days at Van Kervel School! 🌟

Community Wellness Project just wrapped up presenting our EmpowerED program to 6 classes of 2nd year learners over the past two days at Van Kervel School!

EmpowerED is all about Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) - giving our young people accurate information, confidence, and the skills to make informed decisions about their lives and futures.

Over the two days we covered:

Healthy Relationships & Making Healthy Choices
Consent, Boundaries & Bodily Autonomy
Self-Esteem, Self-Worth & Identity
Effective Communication & Peer Pressure
Puberty, Body Changes & Personal Hygiene
Gender Equality & Respect
Sexual Health
Contraception & Access to Health Services
Understanding Rights, Responsibilities & Where to Get Help

A huge thank you to the principal, educators, and especially the learners of Van Kervel for your energy, openness, and honest conversations. Your engagement was amazing!

This is what prevention and empowerment looks like.

29/05/2026

Community Wellness Project successfully completed the Healthy LifeSTYLES Program with the final two Grade 8 classes at Parkdene Secondary School on Tuesday, 26 May and Thursday, 28 May.

During these sessions, learners were empowered through important discussions on prevention and awareness of HIV, TB and STI’s, while also exploring the impact that our choices can have on our futures. We spoke about the importance of positive role models and how factors such as Society, Boredom, Rebelliousness, Low Self-Esteem, Difficult Circumstances and Peer Pressure can influence the decisions young people make every day.

The learners also participated in meaningful conversations about Healthy Relationships, what Healthy Choices look like, and the importance of delaying sexual debut for as long as possible or until marriage.

It was encouraging to see learners actively engaging throughout the program, asking questions and sharing their thoughts openly. One learner was especially brave enough to share with us what the program meant to him personally and how it encouraged him to think differently about his future and the choices he makes. Moments like these remind us why these programs are so important in our schools and communities.

We would like to thank Parkdene Secondary School, the educators and all the learners for their warm welcome, participation and openness throughout the sessions. Together, we continue working towards healthier, stronger and more empowered communities.

22/05/2026

What some of our participants had to say about the workshop.