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Today, we further visited Mr. Vincent Kgabo (71) in Rakobo Section, Ramotse, Hammanskraal, following a request for assistance from the local community. Mr. Kgabo, who is wheelchair-bound and partially blind, lives alone in a shack that is unsafe and not suitable for a person

Dr. Collen Mashawana, together with members of the Minister of Human Settlements’ Advisory Team, presented a cake and flowers to the President of SAWIC, Ms. Thembeka Mnisi, in celebration of her birthday. #collenmashawanafoundation

The MMC for Human Settlements in @CityTshwane Councillor Aron Maluleka, shared his experience of working with the Collen Mashawana Foundation over the past few years. He highlighted the vital role of community solidarity, emphasizing the importance of standing together and

The Collen Mashawana Foundation extends its sincere appreciation to all partners, stakeholders, and volunteers who continue to walk this journey of hope and restoration alongside us. Through collaboration and compassion, we continue to change lives and build a better South Africa

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Collen Mashawana, Chairperson of the Collen Mashawana Foundation, said: “Every act of kindness, every partnership, and every brick laid brings us closer to building a nation rooted in care, compassion, and collective responsibility. The Shabangu

The Foundation also visited Mr. Vincent Kgabo (71) in Rakobo Section, Ramotse, Hammanskraal. Mr. Kgabo, who is wheelchair-bound and visually impaired, lives alone in a shack that is unsafe and not suitable for a person with a disability. Deeply moved by his situation, Dr. Collen

Earlier in the day, the CMF team conducted site visits in Mamelodi Ward 16, where several incomplete houses were inspected. A commitment was made to complete three new homes within the coming weeks to assist vulnerable households in the area.

The Shabangu family becomes the third household this month to receive direct support from the Collen Mashawana Foundation following a house fire. These interventions form part of CMF’s ongoing national efforts to assist disaster-affected families and communities, reaffirming its

Two weeks ago, CMF visited the Shabangu family of four in Ramotse Dethabaneng Section, Hammanskraal, after their home was destroyed in a devastating fire that occurred while they were away. The family lost everything. Today, they move into a new 45-square-metre, two-bedroom

The new home, constructed in just one week, was presented to the family during an emotional ceremony attended by CMF partners and key stakeholders, including representatives from the National Home Builders Registration Council (NHBRC), the Department of Human Settlements, the

The Collen Mashawana Foundation (CMF) today marked a remarkable day of hope and restoration in Hammanskraal, with the official handover of a fully furnished two-bedroom home to the Shabangu family and a further commitment to build four additional homes for families in need.

A Day of Hope and Restoration in Hammanskraal: Shabangu Family Receives New Home as CMF Commits to Four More Builds #collenmashawanafoundation

Inspection of incomplete houses as commenced in Mamelodi. CMF plans to work with different stakeholders in completing these houses #collenmashawanafoundation #cityoftshwane #mamelodi, human settlement

Through proactive interventions, the Councillor has now reduced the number of incomplete homes from 102 to 96, showing tangible progress in addressing these longstanding gaps. #collenmashawanafoundation #humansettlement #cityoftshwane

Ward 16 Councillor explained that there are 102 homes that remain incomplete, either not built by the government or by residents themselves. The Councillor also explained that in the early years of democracy, many residents did not believe the government could deliver houses, and

The Department of Human Settlements Isaac Skhosana open by introducing a delegation that included the Mamelodi Councillor, representatives from South African Women in Construction, executives from the NHBRC, and construction company leaders, addressed ongoing housing challenges

The Delegation from CMF has arrived in Mamelodi where they will be joining Contractors and a team from The Department of Human Settlement to discuss incomplete houses in Ward 16 #collenmashawana #tshwane