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| Service | Participants | Place |
| Conflict Resolution | District officials in D8. | South Africa Gauteng |
| Project On Values In Education | GDE D7 targeting approximately 60 schools. | South Africa Gauteng |
| Educator Workshop TargetingTeenage Pregnancy | GDE D9 | South Africa Gauteng |
| A Training Workshop On Learning Difficulties | D9 – with approximately 30 schools | South Africa Gauteng |
| School-Based Crime Prevention programmes | Targeting learners. Done in Gauteng and George, Western Cape | South Africa Gauteng & Western Cape |
| Study Skills | For learners in GDE D11 | South Africa |
| Training for Dept of Health and Welfare – Western Cape. | 40 Social workers | South Africa Western Cape |
| Job Hunting Skills Workshops | For school-leavers done in conjunction with SASOL. | South Africa SASOL Mpumalanga |
| The Design Of A Crime Prevention Programme Called “I’m Cool Like That” For the National Institute For Crime Prevention And Rehabilitation Of Offenders (NICRO) | Ran in 105 schools nationwide as a MICRO project | South Africa |
| A range of smaller youth camps. The focus of the school programmes would range from training Learner Representative Councils, Crime Prevention Workshops, Relationship Survival Camps For Learners, Exam Preparation Study Skills Camps, Prefect and Monitors. | With approximately forty schools thus far. In groups of 60 - 70 | South Africa Gauteng |
| Study Skills | 180 adults & 12 learners | SA Mosselbay |
| Life Skills | 200 Adults prisoners | SA Mosselbay, George,Knysna |
| Anti-Crime Training | 545 Grade 6 learners | SA Mosselbay, Oudtshoorn, Knysna, George |
| Skills Development | 40 Nurses | SA George |
| Skills Development | 60 Educators | SA George, Mosselbay, Knysna |
| Trauma Counselling | 10 Rescue workers (adults) | SA George |
| Conflict Resolution & Mediation | 10 Adults South Cape District Council | SA George |
| Motivation | Grade 11-12 learners | SA Oudtshoorn |
| How do People see our Programmes |
Comments by Educators attending the Values Awards Ceremony.
| Serame Shadrack Mahlabegoana - Dr. Knak Primary: |
| "Values workshops are more important to us South Africans because some of us don't know how to handle certain situations. The Award Ceremony was very well organised. |
| L.R. Makobe- Dr Knak Primary: |
| "Everything was arranged up to standard. I think others should learn from the organisers. Participants were out of African soil, keep it up. From the workshop I've learned a lot it was easy for me to understand other's values, what remains is just to implement what we've learnt". |
| M J Makwela - Minerva Secondary: |
| "I really did learn a lot from this workshop. It has made a difference to me. I have changed my view of life. The Award Ceremony was most wonderful ! I have seen cultural diversity in the fullest sense. I thank you Gerald from the deepest of my heart" |
| Josephine Mokgoatlheng -Minerva High: |
| "Values are important components of our lives. We apply them on a daily basis They guide us and help us to make decisions and solve our problems". |
| Rosina Mapula Mashishi - Mikateka Primary: |
| "Spectacular workshop. Superb award ceremony. Do it again please". |
| Daisy Nyamane - District D9 official: |
| "It was value for money. I personally gained from the guest speakers speech. It made me feel like I had been part of the "Values Workshop". |
| How Do People Feel About Shaping The Learner |
These are a few selected quotes from the thousands of responses we receive every year:
| Education Officials |
“The workshops has been highly acclaimed by educators….”
“…was described as dynamic and mind-blowing by its audience..”
“..complements the policy of inclusion .. a notable change in classroom culture was seen”
“The feedback from every teacher that attended these seminars is one of: please can’t we expose all our school teachers to this kind of information. It is important that all teachers implement this knowledge in their classrooms.”
Mirna Nel – FES: Inclusion Intersen
| From The Mouth Of Babes |
| Aldrid McAnda –Eldorado Park Senior Secondary School- Johannesburg |
| Senzo Majola – Naledi High School- Soweto |
| Zanele Khuzwayo – Fontanus Comprehensive – Soweto |