Kimberly Molala, a 37-year-old burn survivor, has transformed her challenges into a journey of resilience and purpose. Despite visible scars, she embraces her imperfections and uses positive affirmations to navigate life. Joining NBASA in 2012 helped her regain confidence and support others facing similar struggles.
It doesn’t matter that today you’ve got burns scars, That doesn’t mean that it’s end of your life; be proud of your scars because nobody knows tomorrow… so love yourself and face the world so that you can be healed.
Let’s accept and love ourselves; it’s not an easy journey but kuyahambeka ❤️
NBASA Co-ordinator and Ambassador (KwaZulu Natal) January 2015 I was fighting for my life in ICU. June 2023 I finished the most iconic human race in the world. My scars are a permanent reminder of how strong I really am. "After facing death, every moment of life...
I remember being a little girl roughly about age 4 traveling from Ocean View to Red Cross Children’s Hospital.
Dive into the fascinating world of forensic fire science – where every clue matters and every spark has a story. When flames consume a scene, they leave behind more than just ashes – they tell a story. Forensic fire investigation is the key to unlocking that mystery, using cutting-edge science, advanced technology, and investigative expertise to determine a fire’s true origin and cause.
It is with great sadness that we mourn the passing of a friend and supporter of NBASA, Rick Habib. When we first met he immediately saw the value in our work and wholeheartedly volunteered to assist in any way he could. His first act of support was in our electronic communications and social media space.
A fire swept through Khayelitsha’s Taiwan informal settlement, prompting the City of Cape Town to establish a relief center and call on humanitarian partners for aid while damage assessments continue.