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Driving Sustainable Transformation: Zero Waste Week & Tourism Month
This week is International Zero Waste Week, encouraging individuals, communities, and businesses to reduce waste, reuse resources, and live sustainably. It coincides with Tourism Month in South Africa, themed “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation” – a reminder that tourism can drive inclusive growth, responsible travel, and community empowerment. (Click to read more)

Celebrating the Power of Women in Tourism
At Dreamcatcher South Africa we’ve been very busy with our passion — working in communities. With Women’s Month closing yesterday and Tourism Month and Heritage Month both starting today, this feels like the perfect moment to share updates from the Dreamcatcher world. We are reminded of the powerful story behind (Click to read more)

Lego boosts cognititive development of youth in Melkhoutfontein
We’ve been engaging with the youth in Melkhoutfontein and other communities in South Africa for over 3 decades in a wide range of activities and programmes. During the past two months we have been running our ‘Lego Club’ in Melkhoutfontein. We are lucky to have wonderful volunteers and supporters locally (Click to read more)

‘Paint Up with Kamamma’ reawakens this ‘Heritage Month’ celebrating Melkhoutfontein’s significant history
In 2016 we launched ‘PaintUp with Kamamma’™ in Melkhoutfontein which celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the local area and tells stories of the community through stunning murals adorning houses. Our aim was to create -and transition Melkhoutfontein as a unique destination. The project was launched by then Dutch Ambassador (Click to read more)

Launch of the ‘Give Us Hope Johanna!’ Home Composting initiative
Dreamcatcher has been working on addressing poor waste management since 2009. A key component of this work has been addressing organic waste. Organic waste – consisting mainly of food and garden waste – is a useful resource that can be recycled and transformed into compost to grow fruit, vegetables, and (Click to read more)