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31/10/2025

Ways to get through Sober October (Ocsober) and actually enjoy it!!

It’s that time again — October arrives and suddenly your social feed is overflowing with people proudly declaring they’re “going sober.”

Maybe you’ve decided to jump on the bandwagon, maybe you’re just curious. Here’s the thing... it doesn’t have to be dull, and it’s not really about what you’re giving up. Think of it as a mini spring refresh — a chance to mix things up, save some cash, and actually enjoy your weekends!

21/10/2025

What Are The Benefits of OcSober Month?
https://www.sancavaaltriangle.org/post/what-are-the-benefits-of-ocsober-month

Taking a month-long break from alcohol during October will benefit you - and charity. Next month is OcSober, a month in which South Africans are encouraged to refrain from alcohol use as part of a campaign to raise awareness about alcohol misuse. The concept is simple: stay sober in October and dona...

17/10/2025

Ways to get through Sober October (Ocsober) and actually enjoy it!!

It’s that time again — October arrives and suddenly your social feed is overflowing with people proudly declaring they’re “going sober.”

Maybe you’ve decided to jump on the bandwagon, maybe you’re just curious. Here’s the thing... it doesn’t have to be dull, and it’s not really about what you’re giving up. Think of it as a mini spring refresh — a chance to mix things up, save some cash, and actually enjoy your weekends!

10/10/2025

Ways to get through Sober October (Ocsober) and actually enjoy it!!

It’s that time again — October arrives and suddenly your social feed is overflowing with people proudly declaring they’re “going sober.”

Maybe you’ve decided to jump on the bandwagon, maybe you’re just curious. Here’s the thing... it doesn’t have to be dull, and it’s not really about what you’re giving up. Think of it as a mini spring refresh — a chance to mix things up, save some cash, and actually enjoy your weekends!

Here are ten ways to make your Sober October surprisingly fun, refreshingly practical, and maybe even a little life-changing.

Find your “main character” mocktail
Forget the sad glass of soda water — you deserve better!
Try kombucha, protein water, fancy colas, or sparkling water dressed up with fresh fruit and herbs. Channel your inner mixologist and your childhood favourites (yes, even that neon-blue slushie energy). Stock your fridge like you’re hosting a VIP party — starring you, your fancy glass, and zero regrets.

01/10/2025

Join us this Ocsober. Stay sober, raise awareness about alcohol misuse, and donate what you would have spent on booze to your nearest SANCA. Together, we can make a difference.

19/09/2025

This Heritage Day, let’s celebrate not only the richness of our culture but also the strength of reclaiming our health.

Our heritage is one of resilience, unity, and hope. Choosing recovery over substance abuse is choosing to protect that heritage—for ourselves, our families, and the generations to come.

16/09/2025

Heritage Month: Reclaiming Our Heritage, Restoring Our Health
https://www.sancavaaltriangle.org/post/heritage-month-reclaiming-our-heritage-restoring-our-health

Every September, South Africa celebrates Heritage Month—a time to reflect on the traditions, values, and stories that make us who we are. It is a season of pride and connection, when families gather around meals, communities celebrate their cultures, and we acknowledge the rich diversity that unit...

12/09/2025

Substance abuse doesn’t just affect lives—it costs South Africa billions in lost productivity. At SANCA, we believe recovery builds healthier people, stronger businesses, and a brighter future for all.

05/09/2025

On September 9th at 09:09, the world stands together to prevent Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD). No amount of alcohol is safe during pregnancy. Let’s protect our children, raise awareness, and support families affected by FASD.

29/08/2025

AUGUST – OVERDOSE AWARENESS MONTH

The theme for this year is: “One big family, driven by hope.”
This theme emphasizes unity, compassion, and the power of collective action in responding to the overdose crisis. It highlights how overdose doesn't just impact individuals or families, but entire communities, and underscores the importance of healing together and working collaboratively toward change.