A mention and 'thank you' those who have been my 'helping hands' and assisted in making all this possible:
Desmond Scholtz - The use of his wonderful copyright photography on this site.
If you wish to purchase any of these images from his portfolio, please contact him at:
D&A Media
+27 (0)83 7532 876
damedia@telkomsa.net
Bomber Webb (Editor)
The Edge Newspaper
+27 (0)44 343 2415
editor.edge@mweb.co.za
www.edgecommunitynews.com
Eleanor, Knysna Press - Graphic Design
Athane Scholtz - Journalist
The Herald - for information reproduced from some of their articles
Anne Lindsay - Globe-Pals and Chatelherault Primary School in Hamilton, Scotland
Gigi Lewis - Journalist and Photographer
The CXPress - for information reproduced from some of their articles
Alex Faure of Carpe Diem Productions
+27 21 788 5226
carpediem@global.co.za
www.carpediemproductions.co.za/
Brenton-on-Sea.com
Exclusive Holiday Lettings
www.Brenton-on-Sea.com
Jeremy Dredge, is a qualified IT teacher and a member of the Institute of IT Training in the United Kingdom www.iitt.org.uk
In the UK, he has been fortunate to have taught many 'students' across a wide spectrum of celebrated and diverse occupations, including: British Telecom Training Department; Roberta Johnson, Personal Assistant to The Jordanian Royal Family; The Harry Edwards Spiritual Healing Trust; and the actor and comedian Michael Bentine CBE (The Goons).
Jeremy is a voluntary member of the Knysna Aids Council, responsible for training and the website development of the council. Until recently he was a voluntary lecturer in IT at the Karatara Eden Project campus, setup to establish an African university town and Enterprise Development community in Karatara.
He also owns Good Life Innovations, a business specialising in the sale of innovative products in the leisure and home market, in particular Thermochromic Liquid Crystal (TLC) and Chromazone colour change thermometry technologies.
Jeremy 53, and his wife Mary moved to South Africa from the UK in 2002 and live in Brenton-on-Sea, a small seaside village, 13 kms. outside Knysna.
Jeremy feels that living here in such a marvellous community has been a great privilege. So his chance to pay back by helping the people in the region has been a priority. His website project Helping Hands, is a charity resource to increase awareness and promote those who work hard, largely unseen, in caring for the the community.
