Viewers looking for a feel good TV show that focuses on the good rather than the bad can tune into e.tv every Tuesday at 5:30pm for a new season of Kaelo – Stories of Hope that launches on 7 June.
The programme includes inspiring stories of local people and communities who are benefitting from CSI projects around the country. Every week, Kaelo visits homes, communities and projects in the cities, towns and rural settlements to see exactly how poverty is being eradicated, people are being skilled, children are being educated and kept safe, and jobs are being created.
“The programme is about telling positive stories of hope – and letting South Africans know about the good things happening all around the country. It’s designed to showcase what business and individuals are doing to make our country better, but more importantly the programme is about connecting people to these projects and inspiring more action,’ says Sandile Koza, MD of Kaelo Engage, the company that conceptualised the show.
Each week Kaelo provides information on the projects and contact information can be found on the website and Facebook page to encourage viewers to connect with others and get involved with community projects that are changing the face of the country.
In the first episode of the new series viewers will find out why social projects are so important and the extent to which poverty is prevalent in South Africa. Joe, the presenter will take viewers behind the scenes of Kaelo – Stories of Hope and reveal some insights into the show’s success. The episode will also give a glimpse into how a community in Westbury has been helped over the past three years through leadership and projects designed to address the community need, and each episode will showcase a local social hero.
Kaelo – Stories of Hope starts on e.tv on Tuesday 7 June at 5:30pm.
