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Matt Hogarty, founder and co-director of the Love Howick NPC, speaks about how the organisation has become a catalyst in bringing people ‘together for transformation’ with the key objective of uniting the community for positive change. This approach he believes is vital in fixing urban and rural problems and he suggests it’s a model that could be replicated.
Jaded by years of service delivery failure, residents in parts of KwaZulu-Natal are finding new hope in simply doing it for themselves.
Missy Hughes from Love Notties says the July riots were a blow for their organisation as it resulted in some businesses withdrawing support.
Moses Kiilozo With many people feeling traumatised by the recent unrest, Howick-based NPO, Love Howick, has organised a series of trauma workshops. They are free and open to all community members who need help to deal with their emotions following the unrest. The workshops will be held in Nottingham Road, Howick, Merrivale, Howick West, Mpophomeni and Hilton. Love Howick director, Matt Hogarty said, “We are aware that a concerted effort needs to be focused on treating the root of some of the problems that have resulted in the large-scale violence witnessed.” ...