Novalis House gives adults with intellectual disabilities a place to thrive
By Zanele Mfaba, Midrand Reporter The residence and workshop centre in Blue Hills offers people
Sbonelo Ndwandwe works at Checkers in Amanzimtoti outside Durban. He is one of more than 550 deaf and hard-of-hearing learners afforded an opportunity to secure employment thanks to the Shoprite Group’s Decade of the Deaf initiative.
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