A collection of the best SOS Africa Charity nonprofit videos and documentary films featuring our African education projects over the past 21 years. Courtesy of videographer Helena Krige and the stars of the show, the SOS Africa staff and children, we are delighted to bring you a series of short films documenting the progress of our holistic education programmes in Mahikeng and Cape Town, South Africa. We hope that you like them…
In celebration of SOS Africa’s 21st birthday, the organisation recently opened its 5th Education Centre located in Gordon’s Bay in the Western Cape. Our first video is a tour of this exciting new facility hosted by SOS Africa sponsored high school students Hazel and Karabo and provides an interesting insight into the diverse programmes facilitated by the charity’s education centres in the region…
The next short documentary video features SOS Africa and The Village Collaboration’s new Care Worker Youth Training Programme. First launched in April 2022, in response to rising unemployment among the young women of Sir Lowry’s Pass Village, this exciting initiative has already provided holistic care worker training and certification for 45 trainee care workers…
The next nonprofit video is a short charity documentary by SOS Trustee/Photographer Helena Krige featuring SOS Africa’s Gideon after his first few weeks at Mondeor Eco School of Skills. After struggling to settle in an academic setting, we believed that Gideon would be better suited to a more practical and hands-on curriculum. As you will see from the video, Gideon is thriving! Not only have his results, attitude and behaviour improved, but most important of all, he is happy…
SOS Africa is also proud to present the charity’s first documentary film produced back in 2018, featuring our education projects in the Western Cape, South Africa. Courtesy of Nina Constable Media, the 10-minute film captures “a day in the life of an SOS Africa child” and provides an insight into the holistic support provided to children attending SOS Africa Education Centres in Grabouw and Somerset West…
We would like to thank our talented Film Producer Nina Constable, Cameraman Sean Rack, The Mzansi Youth Choir, Designer Claudia Titley, Grabouw High School, Somerset West Methodist Primary School and the SOS Africa Staff and Children for making this possible.
