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Goedgedacht blessed with record olive oil harvest in 2024

Goedgedacht blessed with record olive oil harvest of 27 000 litres

MEDIA RELEASE Thursday 15 August 2024 For immediate release Nestled at the foot of Kasteelberg near Riebeek-Kasteel, Goedgedacht Trust’s small olive farm is making a significant impact. For three decades, […]

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Elzanne Bolsen Goedgedacht Riebeek Kasteel

MEET OUR TEAM: Elzanne Bolsen (Riebeek Kasteel)

Goal setting is a process that starts with careful consideration of what you want to achieve, and ends with a lot of hard work to actually do it. 28 year old […]

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Ashton Arendse Goedgedacht Trust South Africa

MEET OUR TEAM – Ashton Arendse

Young people are not only an extremely valuable resource of energy, good will and creativity, but they are the key to our future. Ashton Arendse, originally from Malmesbury, joined the […]

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Help the Rural Child Charity Shop Cape Town

‘Help the Rural Child’ helps Goedgedacht!

Message from our MD Over the years the Help the Rural Child (HtRC) shops in Cape Town became synonymous with the work of Goedgedacht. Under the leadership of the remarkable […]

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Swartland Municipality COVID 19 Heroes: Jo-Anne Krieger (Director Development Services), Joggie Scholtz (Municipal Manager) and Hillary Balie (Manager Community Development officer)

Message from our MD | 23 June

I’VE MET SOME VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE In the photo: Swartland Municipality COVID 19 Heroes: Jo-Anne Krieger (Director Development Services), Joggie Scholtz (Municipal Manager) and Hillary Balie (Manager Community Development officer) […]

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Path Onto Prosperity (POP)

The Path Onto Prosperity (POP estab.1998), the Trust’s principal programme, is the development model we have created using Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) strategies to transform and heal marginalized rural communities.

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