Author Archives: L1nd@2021

The Harry Crossley Foundation has a project, that runs alongside its extensive undergraduate and postgraduate programs, that clears debt of a number of students about to graduate. These students owe significant amounts on their student loans and their way forward is often blocked by this debt. The students do not know that their debt is [read more]

As part of The Harry Crossley Foundation’s response to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Peninsular School Feeding Association has received ongoing funding since the beginning of lockdown. We are so pleased to have been able to play a part in getting food out to some of the most vulnerable. The work PSFA do is extraordinary and many [read more]

We are proud to announce that the Child Nurse Practice Development Initiative (CNPDI) has been recognised as meeting the scale, scope and quality of work required to be recognised as a Teaching and Scholarship Unit of the Faculty of Health Sciences (University of Cape Town) based in the Department of Paediatrics and Child Health. This [read more]

The Harry Crossley Foundation has a long standing relationship with Ikamva Labantu. With the recent pandemic The Harry Crossley Foundation extended their support to Ikamva Labantu to assist them in reaching those who faced increased food insecurity and starvation. We are proud to support Ikamva Labantu.

Every year students complete their studies carrying massive debt and for the most part there way forward is hampered by this burden and the need to clear their account before they receive their certification. HCF is pleased to be able to assist some of these students – it is a drop in the ocean of [read more]

The Harry Crossley Foundation has been supporting the following organizations since the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis in order to get food to the most vulnerable. We are proud of our association with such amazing organizations. To find out more about these organisations click on the links below: Peninsula School Feeding Association Ladles of Love [read more]

With very little funding going the way of refugee and expat communities in the Western Cape, The Harry Crossley Foundation is proud to be supporting the Adonis Musati Project in its response to Covid-19. Adonis Musati Project

The Harry Crossley Foundation realized that the crisis that is facing South Africa is unprecedented and that an emergency response was necessary. The Trustees made a decision to provide emergency funding available in the areas of medical supplies and food supplies. The first grants were made to the Solidarity Fund of South Africa and to [read more]

One of the first organizations that Harry Crossley Foundation reached out to in its designated Covid-19 response was PSFA – we are glad to be able to support them in getting food to the hungry.

Yet another inspiring video from the team at ICT – HCF is proud of you.