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Thembalitsha Foundation is a non-profit organisation, which focuses on social development. Our projects help to develop people to the point of self-reliance by helping to establish pre-schools, adult training programs, health care services and education programs.
We also assist in the rehabilitation of children at risk through bridging education programs. We help build responsible individuals who are equipped and willing to contribute to the life of their communities and to the economic and social well being of South Africa. |
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School of Hope is writing Matric Exams |
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Thursday, 05 November 2009 14:35 |
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On 23 October was the matric's last day at school, turning the school into a state of happy chaos! They were rewarded with a well-deserved braai as their final class party. Five days later they sat for their first matric exam. School of Hope would like to thank Phoenix Secondary School in Manenberg, headed by Mr Abrahams, who kindly agreed to host our learners for the exams. In an inspiring visit to our school, he encouraged them to consider the journey ahead and to make the most of the time they have left, the success of which may impact them for years to come. Hosting our matrics is a huge responsibility and additional work for the management of Phoenix Secondary, so we are grateful for their tremendous generous spirit.
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From Themba Training to Social Entrepreneur |
 Moses Makohliso, one of the very first gentleman to graduate from Themba Training in 2006, and a wonderful community leader has engaged his business skills to serve the community again! For those who know this gentlemen, you may recall he successfully started a preschool in 2006, and obtained funding from government to build a new building, after the rusted ship containers they were using became obsolete.
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Bereavement with Bosom Buddies |
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Thursday, 05 November 2009 14:25 |
 Bosom Buddies’ main hospital we service is a high risk hospital. This means many premature babies, babies up for adoption, unwell mothers, babies born sick and neo-natal deaths. When we first started the project we were totally unprepared for the high number of stillbirths we experienced. In the years since we have improved our care of the mothers but never enough. A tiny little girl called Sophia Grace who went straight to heaven inspired us to improve our care and BBS was born. BBS stands for Babies Born Sleeping. The project is headed up by Tracey Brown (left in the picture) who is trained in grief counseling.
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