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At Bastion, we believe in the power of community – in standing together with strength, kindness and hope.

We all know someone whose life has been touched by cancer – a friend, a family member, a colleague. Their courage inspires us every day.

In recognition of their strength and in the spirit of compassion, #teamBastion came together to create a Message of Hope Board together with this video.

Here, we share messages of encouragement, raise awareness about the importance of early detection and highlight how the workplace can be a vital source of support for anyone affected by breast cancer.

Together, we honour every story and celebrate every journey – because no one faces this alone.

#BreastCancerAwareness
#EarlyDetectionSavesLives
#CancerAwareness
#HopeAndHealing
#SupportAndStrength
#YouAreNotAlone
#TogetherWeFight

How much electricity do your everyday appliances really use in South Africa?

Have you ever wondered how much electricity your everyday appliances use – and how much it’s quietly costing you each month? While some items sip power, others are real energy-hungry culprits. The good news is that with a few simple changes, you can take back control of your bill.

Small changes, big electricity savings

From the humble kettle to the mighty geyser, every appliance in your home plays a role in shaping your electricity bill. By paying attention to how much energy they use, you can make smarter choices, save money and reduce your impact on the environment – one switch at a time.

Fostering confidence and happiness in children through early childhood development (ECD) is so powerful.

Engaging in activities like storytelling and conversation promotes language skills, laying the foundation for future literacy.

At Bastion,  we realise that nurturing language development fosters a child’s confidence, happiness and ability to thrive in the world. It’s clear that this approach supports a child’s holistic growth, from academic success to emotional resilience.

The 2024 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children theme is “30 Years of Advancing Collective Action to End Violence Against Women and Children”. This year’s campaign is of utmost importance as it aims to address the origin of GBV, promote positive masculinity and gender equity, and create economic opportunities for women and children.

In support of this vital South African, and indeed international, imperative to end gender-based violence, we invite you to watch this short clip that aims to debunk the myths.