Nelson Mandela Day: Pier 14’s Centre Management Hosts 67-Minute Sanitary Pad Drive at Ethembeni Enrichment Centre
In celebration of Nelson Mandela Day on July 18, Pier 14 Centre Management organized a 67-minute sanitary pad drive at the Ethembeni Enrichment Centre to the value of R8000. This initiative honors Mandela’s legacy by making a tangible difference in the lives of female students at a school that embodies his values of care, dignity, and excellence.
Ethembeni Enrichment Centre: A Place of Hope
Ethembeni Enrichment Centre, meaning “Place of Hope,” is dedicated to fostering academic excellence through a holistic approach to education. At the heart of its ethos is the commitment to care and dignity for every student.
Ethembeni Enrichment Centre Mission
At Ethembeni Enrichment Centre, the aim is to be a sought-after school, committed to “avoiding the soft option” while serving the community as a financially sustainable institution. Their goal is to achieve the highest possible educational standards and to educate each child to their full potential, preparing them to be useful and well-adjusted members of society. The school strives to stay mindful of society’s changing needs, adapting where necessary without compromising any standards.
Making Change Through Small Actions
Nelson Mandela Day reminds us that small actions can have a great impact. By dedicating just 67 minutes to this sanitary pad drive, we contribute to the health and well-being of our students, ensuring they can focus on their education without the worry of basic necessities.
Join us in continuing Mandela’s legacy by supporting initiatives like this that make a real difference in your community. Together, we can create lasting change, one small act at a time.