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The Nkosinathi Foundation of and for Blind and Partially Sighted People is able to provide additional support to adults who are in the process of losing their sight, or who are blind thanks to the generosity of sponsors and participants in the annual Algoa Cares Golf Day hosted in March. The Foundation has been able to kit out a special training room to help the partially sighted and blind to learn how to use a computer. “Thanks to the R40 000 raised at the golf day, the Foundation has been able to provide a gateway to computer knowledge for blind people,” says Brian Bezuidenhout, Nkosinathi Foundation director. “Clients who cannot be further assisted by eye specialists, and who are not able to use a computer because of their visual impairment, will be referred to Nkosinathi Foundation. “Our new Low Vision Services Department will help fast-track adaption to a life severely affected by reduced or no vision. “In addition to the computer training, we teach life skills to clients and help them to evaluate the various aids that are available to help blind people live a normal life. “Because of the Algoa Cares Golf Day we can now offer new hope to the sector that we so passionately serve”. Nkosinathi Foundation chairperson Loandrie Potgieter (subs correct) said at the handover of the system that being computer literacy opened up job opportunities and built self-confidence. “If you as a blind person know that you have the capability to use a computer, you project that confidence and people no longer see you as a blind person, but as a capable colleague”. Companies wanting to accommodate blind staff will also be able to evaluate the system before investing in it, he adds. “Our thanks go to the sponsors and participants of the Algoa Cares golf day,” says Algoa FM marketing manager Lesley Geyer. “The Algoa Cares golf days hosted in the Garden Route, Gqeberha and Buffalo City, epitomise the Algoa FM philosophy of being serious about having fun. They are a social g

The annual Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day will now be hosted at the George Golf Club on Friday, August 23.

Well-known SuperSport anchor Sam Ludidi has joined Algoa FM to present Sunday Lunch LIVE from the station’s Hemingways studio.

Life Community Services has been selected as beneficiary of the Algoa Cares Garden Route Charity Golf Day, to be hosted at the George Golf Club on Friday, June 28.

Applications are open for beneficiaries for the annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, presented by ISUZU Motors South Africa.

Algoa FM presenters share their puppy love on air from March 18 to March 23, which is National Puppy Day.

Algoa FM was back on the air at 21h00 on Friday evening after nearly 13 hours of complex troubleshooting

Participants in the annual Algoa Cares Charity Golf Day in Gqeberha will have the opportunity to witness and challenge blind golfers through a partnership between Algoa Cares and the Nkosinathi Foundation of-and-for Blind and Partially Sighted People

Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer beneficiaries received a big boost on Tuesday with the handover of R770 000 raised during the event last year.