Luc: From student to teacher at The English School
We meet Luc, who went from speaking minimal English to being an assistant teacher at Scalabrini’s English School.
Marie: Fighting for papers with Advocacy
Marie*, 64, and her grand-daughter Bibi*, 12, survived an extremely traumatic journey to South Africa. Slowly, the pair are starting to rebuild their lives in Cape Town – with documentation assistance from the Advocacy Programme.
Lucien: Rebuilding a family through Welfare
After seeking asylum in South Africa in 2009, Lucien needed support and guidance to rebuild his life in South Africa. We take a look at Lucien’s journey with the Scalabrini Welfare programme and how this has helped him rebuild his family.
The Stateless Poet: Our New Video
How many times have you been asked where you are from? It’s a common question – and it is usually easy to answer. For some of our clients, it is the most difficult question of all.
Watch our new video, made in partnership with B-Yond TV here.
Lee-Ann Assalone: Women’s Platform Volunteer
Lee-Ann originally from Bloomington, Indiana volunteered with Women’s Platform for a total of 9 months. Here she reflects on her experience.






