As we got closer to December, many of us were getting ready to celebrate the festive season. After dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic for another year, we deserve to have a good December. However, Omicron had other plans (major eye roll). Many of us had to defer plans, cancel our travels and deal with the increased number of cases in the country.
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‘I’m so proud of you’, were words I heard from my parents consistently and sincerely over the four years that I spent at Wits University. Being the first person with my surname to attend university was a huge achievement for both myself and my family.
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We are in week 96 of our Voices Unite initiative and we are giving away cash prizes. Five lucky Voices Unite participants stand a chance of winning R500 each when they complete the required surveys. A perfect way to end our competitions for 2021!
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Lockdown has been a very challenging time for all everyone. My time during lockdown has been very challenging as well. Growing up, I honestly felt like I have been living in the dinosaur age regarding technology and social media. It has only been this year, my first year, where I have full access to internet and social media.
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We are in week 95 of our Voices Unite initiative and we are giving away cash prizes. Five lucky Voices Unite participants stand a chance of winning R500 each when they complete the required surveys. A perfect way to start the summer vacay!
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We, at Voices Unite, are thrilled to announce the release of our Voices Unite Youth Development Summary Report. This report summarises the Top 10 Insights that have come out of our large-scale ongoing youth research conducted via the Voices Unite platform.
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December is just around the corner and end of year burnout feels like a limp to the finish line. Not to mention, the burnout felt this year is more prominent than ever considering this is the second year we have survived a pandemic. The pain of the pandemic has caused a severe mental illness spike in many South Africans this year – the toll on our mental health has never been greater.
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We are in week 94 of our Voices Unite initiative and we are giving away cash prizes for the month of November. Five lucky Voices Unite participants stand a chance of winning R500 each when they complete the required surveys. A perfect way to gear up for summer!
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I don’t know why, but I was the last person to find out that I wasn’t okay. I remember my psychiatrist asking “why are you here?”, I answered “I don’t know”. Even on a hospital bed, it still didn’t hit me that I was indeed sick. That’s the thing about mental illnesses, you don’t see blood coming out of a wound, you don’t feel a burning sensation or inflammation anywhere on your body. Really guys! Do you know when you are not coping?
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We are in Week 93 of our Voices Unite initiative and we are giving away 2 Exclusive Books vouchers worth R250. In order to win, all you have to do is complete the poll in this Friday’s newsletter.
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