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Link-Up Western Cape Community Magazine 

for Holistic Health, Culture & Conscious Living

 
Link-Up is a free, community-centred magazine dedicated to holistic health, conscious living, and lifestyle inspiration for readers across the Western Cape. As a seasonal publication rooted in uplifting consciousness and fostering meaningful connection, Link-Up serves as a bridge between like-minded individuals, local businesses, and practitioners who share a passion for natural wellbeing, personal growth, and community engagement. With content that spans wellness insights, lifestyle features, mindful living tips, local events, and stories that celebrate the rich diversity of the Western Cape, our magazine supports readers who are seeking balance, vitality, and deeper connection in their everyday lives.

Founded in 1974 and now guided by the dedicated team at the Novalis Ubuntu Institute in Wynberg, Link-Up has a long tradition of linking holistic practitioners and conscious community members with thousands of readers across the region. Each edition is designed not just to inform, but to inspire, fostering wellbeing, broadening awareness of natural health practices, and highlighting local voices that contribute to a thriving, conscious Western Cape community.

Whether you’re a wellness enthusiast, someone exploring mindful lifestyles, a local business looking to connect with your community, or simply a curious reader, Link-Up Western Cape offers rich, accessible content that uplifts, educates, and celebrates life in harmony with nature. Explore the latest issue, dive into our blog, and discover stories that empower and connect. Only here at Link-Up Western Cape.

Novalis Ubuntu Institute FAQ

What is Link-Up Western Cape magazine?

Link-Up Western Cape is a free, community-focused magazine dedicated to holistic health, conscious living, wellbeing, and lifestyle inspiration. The magazine connects readers with local practitioners, wellness businesses, events, and ideas that support a balanced and mindful way of life in the Western Cape.

Who is Link-Up magazine for?

Link-Up is for anyone interested in holistic health, natural wellness, personal growth, mindful living, and conscious community. Our readers include wellness enthusiasts, therapists, yoga teachers, healers, creatives, families, and individuals seeking meaningful connection and inspiration.

Is Link-Up magazine free?

Yes. Link-Up Western Cape is a free publication. The magazine is available online and distributed at selected locations across the Western Cape to ensure accessible wellness information for the wider community.

Where can I read Link-Up magazine online?

You can read the latest and previous editions of Link-Up Western Cape directly on our website. Each issue is published digitally, making it easy to access from anywhere.

Where can I find a physical copy of Link-Up magazine?

Printed copies of Link-Up are available at selected wellness centres, holistic practices, cafés, studios, and community spaces throughout the Western Cape. Distribution locations may vary by edition. The best place to get a copy is at Novalis Ubuntu Institution, which is located in Wynberg, Cape Town. 

What type of content does Link-Up publish?

Link-Up features articles on holistic health, natural therapies, wellness practices, mindful living, personal development, community initiatives, events, and conscious lifestyle topics relevant to life in the Western Cape.

Can I contribute an article to Link-Up magazine?

Yes. Link-Up welcomes contributions from writers, practitioners, and community members whose work aligns with our values of holistic wellbeing, consciousness, and community upliftment.

How can my business advertise in Link-Up magazine?

Local wellness businesses, practitioners, and aligned brands can advertise in Link-Up to reach a conscious, engaged audience. Advertising options are available in both print and digital formats. Email our team for further information, info@link-up-wcape.co.za

What does Link-Up stand for?

Link-Up stands for connection, consciousness, and community. The magazine aims to link people with information, services, and ideas that encourage holistic health, personal growth, and a more mindful way of living.

Meet the team

Anne-Lise Bure-Shepherd

Editor

Rhonda Roberts

Accounts

TLC

Theresa Ackerman

Sales and Marketing

Hazel Suttill

Hot Coffee Digital Media

Web Admin

Karen Alexander

Administrator

Estelle Gaylard

Advisory Member

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