Jabulani the Dreamer

Jabulani the Dreamer' will entertain children facing long periods in hospitals and help lighten the serious side of the hospital, bringing support, fun and laughter by providing entertainment in various forms.

Reach For A Dream would like to call on any interested experienced applicants to contact them if they feel they can add value to this innovative project. Are you able, and do you have experience in improvising and entertaining children? Are you available during the week? Do you have the people skills to listen, be sensitive and caring? Would you be able to work in a hospital environment? Do you get along with children? If you do, please call Angie on (011) 781 0133 or email your C.V. to angie@reachforadream.org.za or fax it to (011) 781 0133.

Reach For A Dream fulfils the dreams of children facing life-threatening illness. The Foundation fulfils on average 3 dreams a day nationally and are excited to announce their latest project aimed at bringing joy and happiness to an even greater number of children facing life-threatening illnesses.

Reaching over 6 300 children last year through National projects such as Group Outings, Camp Sunshine, Queen For A Day and Captain Courage, and based on a world wide trend of using humour and laughter to improve health, Reach For A Dream will be introducing ‘Jabulani the Dreamer' to children throughout homes and hospitals in South Africa

The Foundation will be recruiting in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth, East London and Bloemfontein. Applicants, if successful, need to be available for training from 19th June 2008 - 4th July 2008. Interviews will be taking place in the following areas: 23rd June 2008 in Durban, 24th June 2008 in Cape Town, 25th June 2008 in Pretoria and 26th June 2008 in Johannesburg. Please note that applications close on 16th June 2008.

For more information on the dreams we fulfil, or ways to get involved please visit our website at www.reachforadream.org.za

Reach for A Dream Foundation: Fulfilling the dreams of children with life-threatening illnesses