30 July- Gender

Today we spoke to Rodney Johnson – from the Family Life Resource Centre. We were talking about Single Parenting. Family Life Resource Centre is a non-profit community-based organisation, specialising in family development. They are intent on bringing timeless and holistic principles into the lives of individuals, family and marriage relationships, through their programmes and workshops, this they believe to be an essential part of building a successful and happy nation. Rodney will explain more about their programmes. For more information contact their offices on (021) 859 5308 or go to www.flrc.co.za

We also spoke to Huenu (pronounced Whe-noo) Solsana – Director for the Adventure Boot Camp for women. Adventure Boot Camp is a four week outdoor programme of fitness instruction, nutritional counselling and motivational training. Their mission is to inspire and motivate all women throughout South Africa by providing a fun and innovative alternative to conventional exercise programmes along with encouragement and useful information so that they are able to create positive changes within themselves, both physically and mentally. The next boot camp will be on the 11th of August. For registration or if you want more information contact their offices on (021) 671 1741 or visit www.adventurebootcamp.co.za
Pic By: Sasha Forbes

We closed off the show with an interview I had with Roleen Kaplan – A motivational Speaker and founder of RoKap International Global Performance Solutions. She was one of the nominees for the 2007 Shoprite / Checkers Women of the Year award. She is also a Research Sport Psychologist and an International Conference Speaker, Workshop Facilitator and Transformation life coach. And we were talking about “The Power of Being a Woman”. For more information you can contact (011) 656 6008 or visit www.rokapi.co.za

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