Breathing in that salty air, dipping your toes or catching a bomb – it’s an old and proven sea folk legend that the ocean has magical, mystical healing powers.
Waves for Change (W4C) is an award winning organisation that has been using surf therapy to change and heal lives since 2011. Operating in three of Cape Town’s townships, the organisation works with local communities to deliver surfing and social support programmes. Improving the wellbeing of hundreds of youths as a result and helping them cope with the stress and trauma of living in violent communities .
Based on the success in Cape Town, W4C will now be expanding its programme to East London – and they are offering you the chance to be at the forefront of this new surf therapy movement. W4C are looking for a motivated, entrepreneurial Site Manager to launch and grow the programme together with the local Eastern Beach lifesavers.
Find out more about the new programme and job position on the W4C website HERE and download the job form HERE and apply! Dates for application close on the 6th September 2016.
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As I was watching Casey, whom I love his tealnt, music, just him in general.. I checked out some of the other country singers whom she was interviewing Wow, ck out Kip Moore.. awesome voice and love something about a truck the 3 guys are real good together..my fav, Lets dont call it a night . but since Ive been hooked on Casey, Ive gotten into some of the other new singers.. We are going to have some awesome tealnt comeing our way
Worst coaster I have ever been on. This coaster will leave you with head and neck trauma. I rode it on 7/29 and regret it, I got whiplash from the roughness of the coaster. It needs a serious overhaul. I have never wanted a coaster ride to end as badly as I did on Hades.
anon,It is amazing that a small band could affect such an awesome outcome. And indeed, OBL was on tape as stating such a desire.It could not have happened without our complicity (or pig dumb ignorance, if you prefer.)