Zanele Jonas and Kombisile Mthethwa have been awarded bursaries through The Rialto Project to Simon’s Town Lawhill Maritime Centre in Cape Town. The three year bursaries are funded by the Community Property Fund.
The handover of 770 lap desks to scholars attending Xhobane Primary School, Wedela Primary School, Mbulelo Primary School and Hlangabeza Primary School took place on Monday the 15th of March 2021.
The handover of 600 pairs of school shoes to scholars attending Marapong Primary School in Dennilton took place on Friday the 5th of March 2021.
In 2018, Alexandra Plaza was selected as a pilot site for an automated Pharmacy Dispensing Unit (PDU™) which was developed by Right to Care and Right ePharmacy in collaboration with the Gauteng Department of Health.
The redevelopment of the Community Property Fund owned Motherwell Shopping Centre has transformed the centre from a modest unenclosed centre to a modern centre with an extensive quality retail offering.
Rialto Project scholars Joshua and Kumeshnie were unable to return home for the one-week break in August, to keep the Matric class occupied and active during this time, Lawhill arranged a strictly COVID-19 compliant and socially distanced hike.
Unjani clinic has afforded Phumzile the opportunity to achieve her lifelong dream of being able provide quality healthcare to the most under-serviced members of her community.
The Rialto Project is a registered non-profit company with the purpose of bridging the education divide in South Africa, and in so doing making a difference in the lives of individuals, families and communities.
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been evident in the communities surrounding the Community Property Fund shopping centres, particularly the dire need for food parcels.
Unjani Clinic is a network of primary healthcare clinics, owned and operated by black women, which provide accessible, affordable and quality healthcare to communities in low income areas.
