Experimenting with virtual training

Experimenting with virtual training

FunDza’s Family Programme supplies books and resources to reading groups across the country. We have learnt that these are most effectively used when facilitators receive our training in how to run their reading groups with our materials. However, training is...
Unusual Love Poetry Competition Winners Announced

Unusual Love Poetry Competition Winners Announced

During the month of August, FunDza ran a poetry competition called, “Unusual Love”. Participants were asked to write a poem about a love they felt for an inanimate object, a place, an animal or an experience. The catch? The poem could not be about a person. The...
A warm FunDza welcome to Brian Mbanga!

A warm FunDza welcome to Brian Mbanga!

Brian Mbanga, an expert in human resources and organisational development, has joined the FunDza board. We’re delighted to welcome him to the team and look forward to his insight and his people-centred warmth on the team. Here we ask him a few questions about...
The journey to organisational innovation

The journey to organisational innovation

FunDza believes that the ability to read and write transforms lives. South Africa is a book-poor and reading-poor country – we exist to change that. To do this we provide teens and young adults with access to high-interest exciting reading content that speaks to their...
Meet the winners of the #Slam4urLife competition

Meet the winners of the #Slam4urLife competition

In partnership with the Western Cape Government Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport, and Community Chest, and with the support of Assitej South Africa and Harambee, FunDza launched the #Slam4urLife competition at the beginning of May. The aim of the competition...