• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to footer
  • Add Event
  • Directory
  • Submit News

MyZA

Free Events Calendar and Business Directory

  • SA News
  • Contact
  • Submit News
  • Directory
  • Quickly Add Listing

Project Dignity fun run and yoga class promotes community good health while empowering young women

9 November 2019 By admin

Project Dignity fun run and yoga class promotes community good health while empowering young women:

The Project Dignity/ Subz Pants and Pads team are looking forward to the fun run/ yoga class taking place on the Sunday, 17 November at the Shongweni Polo Club.

Project Dignity, in partnership with We Move Active, SMG Durban and Hi-Tech Sportswear, is organising a 5km Fun Run/Yoga Class for all ages to enjoy some exercise while supporting the NPO on Sunday, 17 November, starting and ending at Shongweni Polo Club. Walkers are also invited to bring along their (well-behaved) pups and dogs on leads, with proceeds from the four-legged participants going towards KZN Valley Dogs.

Project Dignity is a non-profit organisation which secures sponsorships for donations of Subz Pants and Pads. This eco-friendly, reusable pads and panty set will last one young woman up to five years, if properly cared for. Through school activations and community distributions, packs of Subz Pants and Pads (2 panties and 6 pads) are distributed to the most disadvantaged communities across South Africa, with distributions taking place in other African countries as well.

Created by KwaZulu-Natal resident, Sue Barnes, Subz Pants and Pads afford young women the chance to attend school without concerns regarding feminine hygiene products. For many residing in disadvantaged communities, the cost of sanitary wear means that young women go without these products for months at a time, forcing them to either miss school or use unhygienic alternatives. Through these donations, South Africa’s schoolgirls are empowered with dignity and secured a future through education.

Project Dignity has already donated 162 000 packs of Subz Pants and Pads to women since its inception in 2010. However, despite the ongoing monthly activations, the database of communities requesting donations from Project Dignity continues to grow, so there is always a big demand for the products.

“We really encourage everyone to come out and participate in the Project Dignity Fun Run/Yoga Class in support of this really worthwhile initiative,” said Sue Barnes, founder of Subz Pants and Pads, and Project Dignity. “This is great chance to improve your wellbeing in a beautiful, community setting while also showing solidarity with women, promoting education and supporting an environmentally-responsible initiative.”

The Project Dignity Fun Run/Yoga Event Details

Registration: Registration and on-day entries from 5.30am with race start at 7am.
Fun Run/Walk: Two loops of 2.5km trail at Shongweni Polo Club
Fun Fogies Yoga: Fun yoga for novices – limited to 40 entries
Fun Young Un’s Yoga: Fun yoga for 10years and older. entrants.

All proceeds will go towards Project Dignity. The cost for entry is:

Pre-entries (online): R60 per person
Entries on the day: R80 per person
Doggies entry: R20 per dog (all proceeds will go towards KZN Valley Dogs)

There will also be a market at the finish selling a variety of food and beverage options, and various sponsorship opportunities available for corporates, including branding spots, race t-shirts and the corporate challenge.

Project Dignity extends thanks to all sponsors who are making this event possible, including We Move Active, SMG Durban and Hi-Tech Sportswear, Durban Shongweni Polo Club, Kwik Spar Hillcrest, Hillcrest Supa Quick, Young Engineers, Spur and Aquelle.

To find out more about Project Dignity and the event, visit:

Website: www.projectdignity.org.za
Twitter: @dignityforwomen
Facebook: Project Dignity

CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za.

Click HERE to submit your Durban / Kwazulu-Natal Press Release.





Previous: Ramaphosa declares special provincial funeral for Xolani Gwala
Next: Durban Heat fired up for MSL 2.0 – Featured Durban Blog





Filed Under: Durban Tagged With: Durban, mydurban.co.za, newspaper

RSS Events

  • Soweto Gets a New Summer Lifestyle Festival as Sugar People & Friends Celebrates Its First Birthday
  • Deftones Setlist: What to Expect From Their 2027 Live Show
  • Hyde Park Corner Brings Out the Stars for This Year’s Spectacular Tree Lighting Celebration!
  • Step Inside: Prudential Center – Home of the New Jersey Devils
  • Exclusive November Imax Lineup Features Iconic Music Legend and a Hollywood Blockbuster
  • Kasi Republic Brings Kwaito, Kasi Cars and Ispantsula Style to Riversands Farm Village This Reconciliation Day
  • Festive Shopping Made Simple at Solly Kramer’s Parkhurst
  • LEDBox Hires Outdoor LED Screen Trailers with On-Site Crew
  • From Busking to the Business of Music: MEX Opens New Doors
  • P!NK Setlist: What to Expect From Her 2027 Live At Sphere Residency

About admin

The one with a "My Complex" - incurable but fun. Grumpy, Cynical, Wise and Idiotic. I can also be found HERE.

Footer

Latest News from Africa

  • Prince Albert – the New King of Jazz
  • Eritrea: Independence Cup in Southern Region
  • President El-Sisi Follows-up on the Evacuation of Egyptian Citizens from Sudan
  • United Arab Emirates welcomes initiation of talks between Sudanese Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces
  • Ghana’s regions: why creating new territories has caused problems
  • Uganda Red Cross Delivers Relief Aid to Kisoro Floods-Affected Communities
  • President Ramaphosa alarmed over conflict, violence in eastern DRC
  • Mental health: almost half of Johannesburg students in new study screened positive for probable depression
  • Dietary Supplements for Dogs and Cats: Enhancing Well-being
  • Midwives scramble to ensure safe deliveries amid violence in Sudan

RSS MyPR’s Free Press Releases

© 2026 MyZA · Port Elizabeth, South Africa | Privacy Policy | MyZA content usage