I have called this series of comments “DOING and LEARNING in Eswatini”. In these blog posts, I have shared some of my experiences with a
Category: Pulse 2018
DOING and LEARNING in Eswatini — Sustaining
DOING and LEARNING in Eswatini — Sustaining One of the missions of the GSK PULSE program is to contribute real and lasting value to
Fund Raising Activity at Port Elizabeth
During my visit to port Elizabeth I was a member of a Fundraising team for Cheshire Home Summerstrand for a cycle race of 106 kilometer.
Social Transformation Award
In the month of December 2018 there was a competition of Social Transformation Award for the NGOs by Government of South Africa as per DRAM
Fund Raising Activity
We organized a fundraising activity on 15th Feb 2019 at Randburg Park with FM radio channel for valentine couples for 10 kilometers. It was a
Back at GSK – a new start
Finally, I am back at GSK, I started working last week on 4th February immediately after my return, as I felt that was the best
Welcome back to GSK – A new beginning
Finally, in January I made my long-awaited return to GSK after successfully completing my 6 months PULSE assignment with Save the Children in the capacity
Every beginning must have an end – the final goodbye
And so, with the pre-design workshop out of the way, I began the slow winding down of my assignment. I still have a couple of
The Program design that was not – thinking outside the box
Suddenly, it seemed I have run into a kind of hitch on my journey! The project team received the information that the research partner had
Working with EPI in Eswatini – Community Dialogue
First, I wish you a happy new year. 2019 started for me in Eswatini with some of my family who visited me, it was awesome 🙂 Months
The residents and staff of the Ann Harding Cheshire Home at the Golen Harvest Parkrun.
Residents and staff of the Ann Harding Cheshire Home visited the Golden Harvest Parkrun on 1 December, as part of their activities for Disability Rights
Talk to the wall
This is the third and last in my mini-series of blogs about children in conflict, looking at the immediate and longer term impact of conflict
PAB#3: Family is LOVE
Living alone in an unfamiliar environment is tough and having a good support system is very helpful. During our PULSE volunteer orientation, we were told
What we ultimately work for at GSK!
Let me start by directly introducing you to this unassuming “grey box”! It is a GeneXpert device located at the Stephen Robert and Pilar Crespi
PULSE Volunteer Partnership 