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Category Archives: Love Knysna Projects

Help Knysna. It’s as easy as volunteering as a driver for 2-3 kids once per month (and make them sandwiches). We explore Knysna the fun way, for them and for you. Meet cool, new people whilst putting a smile on kids’ faces.

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About Knysna

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

“If you don’t exist on a map, you’re easier to ignore in Life.” – Mike Hampton Knysna surrounds a large estuary fed by the Knysna River. The estuary enters the Indian ocean after passing between two large headlands called The Heads. Knysna is surrounded by temperate rainforest which becomes fynbos the nearer you get to the Outeniqua Mountains. Knysna is a well known tourist destination that has won several awards.  The town is mostly a tourist-based economy. It is also a popular among retirees with a healthy dose of Germans … Read the full article…

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Knysna Web Kick

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

“The internet is just a world passing notes around a classroom.” ― Jon Stewart The goal is to bring Knysna online. Knysna is not only behind world technological standards but so often doesn’t have the basic ‘website starter pack’. Websites are no longer special additions to businesses or organizations. They are an online business card that is expected. They can also serve as an information service to the community they serve or the world seeking interaction. Through our partnership with Knysna Website Design, we have given locals affordable websites and … Read the full article…

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Volunteering in Knysna

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

“The thing that lies at the foundation of positive change is service to a fellow human being.” – Lee Iacocoa Volunteering improves the quality of life, not only for those that you help but for yourself too as it promotes self-worth. It’s amazing how a bad day can be turned around by helping someone else. OUR VOLUNTEERS ARE LIKE YOU & ME It takes little effort to help someone. Our volunteers are like you and me. They simply do what they can when they can. There’s no pressure except that … Read the full article…

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Judah Square Jump

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

“We must become members of a new race, overcoming petty prejudice, owing our ultimate allegiance not to nations, but to our fellow men within the human community.” – Haile Selassie The name Judah Square is well known in Knysna and within tourism circles. It is the Rastafari community in the suburb of Khayalethu, a poor area which is traditionally referred to as a “township”. Established in 1993, it is managed by The House of Judah council which ensures, as part of their constitution, that it remains a Rastafari community. They … Read the full article…

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Knysna Youth Journalism

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

This is an intended future project. Currently our hands are full with the Experience Knysna Project. “A blog is merely a tool that lets you do anything from change the world to share your shopping list.” The Knysna Youth Journalism (KYJ) programme encourages young adults to engage with local entertainment, current affairs and tourism via blogging on local websites such as Love Knysna!, Love Knysna Projects and Knysna Schools. This opportunity offers scholars experience and recognition through news service to their community of Knysna. Love Knysna’s goals include: Bringing Knysna … Read the full article…

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Experience Knysna!

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

“A town so magical that it’s hard to believe that it’s real. The prettiest town in South Africa!” – Mike Hampton The EXPERIENCE KNYSNA! project promotes multicultural integration through fun and education. The first step is to unite kids from all communities through field trips promoting social unity, a sense of belonging and an awareness of tourism as a mainstay industry of the region. We seek your assistance as a participant or sponsor in this low-cost project that, more often than, is achieved by moms with cars who’ve made sandwiches … Read the full article…

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Projects

Mike Hampton Posted on 18th Jan 2013 by mikehampton18th Jan 2013

Charity projects aiming for a long-term footprint… EXPERIENCE KNYSNA! STATUS – ACTIVE The project promotes multicultural integration through fun and education. The first step is to unite kids from all communities through field trips promoting social unity, a sense of belonging and an awareness of tourism as a mainstay industry of the region. Read more here. * * * JUDAH SQUARE JUMP STATUS – ACTIVE In consultation with the leaders of the Rastafari community of Knysna we have identified their needs and goals which we will help them develop and … Read the full article…

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KnysnaSchools.co.za launches

Mike Hampton Posted on 1st Sep 2011 by mikehampton1st Nov 2020

One of my goals is to get Knysna online. This has been pursued by assisting people and businesses with websites and blogs that have ranged from vastly reduced prices to free. On a broader level, we need information portals whose goal is not to attract lots of traffic but to simply help those looking for specific information. Towards this, www.KnysnaSchools.co.za launched today. It will eventually list every school so that newcomers to town, sponsors and community workers will easily know what type of schools there are and be able to … Read the full article…

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