Good Morning Angels

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  • At just 30 Rebecca Phalane had to become a mom to seven children
    After her mother passed away, Rebecca Phalane had to become a mom to seven children. Good Morning Angels brought together a group of Angels to support Rebecca.

    Rebecca is a 30-year-old pre-primary school assistant. She has a very special way with children and loves her job.

    However, Rebecca works and lives for her children. She has two daughters of her own, Solstice (7) and Joy (4).

    Four years ago, she became the mom to her five younger siblings when her mother passed away.

    So now, at a young age, Rebecca is a single mom to seven children. GMA webpage
    9 min
  • We are taking the Feel Good celebration to Sijabulile Primary School in Mbombela!
    Two Mpumalanga schools are using their brand-new ablution facilities thanks to the collaboration between Good Morning Angels, Breadline Africa and the generous LottoStar!

    Just a few weeks ago, we shared the news with Sijabulile Primary in Mbombela and Ian MacKenzi Secondary in Bushbuckridge that they would be assisted by Breadline Africa, who completed the construction in just three weeks, with funding of R1,62 million from LottoStar.

    Both schools now have brand-new flush toilets, urinals and handwashing stations. The pit toilets that were still on the premises have also been demolished.

    This morning, we catch up with the principal of Sijabulile Primary School, Teresa Maphanga – because we are bringing the Feel Good to the Sijabulile school community on Friday as part of Jacaranda FM’s 40th Birthday Celebration Feel Good Tour! GMA webpage
    7 min
  • The building of brand new ablution blocks at two Mpumalanga schools is complete!
    When we last checked in with Brian Lewis from Breadline Africa, construction of new flush toilets at two Mpumalanga schools was nearing completion.

    Despite wet weather and the long weekends, the Breadline Africa teams at Sijabulile Primary in Mbombela and Ian MacKenzie Secondary School in Bushbuckridge pushed through to meet their deadline.

    The building project is now complete at both schools. Children have started using their new flush toilets and they are very happy.

    All of the work was done by Breadline Africa and funded by LottoStar, to the tune of R1.62 million. GMA webpage
    6 min
  • 70% done with replacing pit toilets at two Mpumalanga schools
    It’s only been a week since we surprised two Mpumalanga school principals with the fantastic news that Good Morning Angels, LottoStar, and Breadline are teaming up to build brand-new toilets for their learners and staff.
    We are happy to report that the project to supply brand-new flush toilets is already nearing completion!
    Despite wet weather and the long weekend, work at Sijabulile Primary in Mbombela and Ian MacKenzie Secondary School in Bushbuckridge is progressing according to plan.
    All of the work is being done by Breadline Africa and funded by LottoStar – to the tune of R1.62 million.
    We caught up with Project Manager Brian Lewis to update us on the project. GMA webpage
    6 min

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Good Morning Angels is Jacaranda FM’s flagship community upliftment and CSI platform: changing lives and giving hope since 2005, every Wednesday morning on Breakfast with Martin Bester.