Eradicate Pit Latrines: Building a Safe and Dignified Future for South African Children
In South Africa, a pressing issue casts a shadow on the future of our children – the presence of pit latrines in schools. These outdated facilities are not just an inconvenience; they pose significant dangers to the safety, health, and dignity of students. At HealThySelf, we’ve taken a stand: it’s time to eradicate these archaic […]
Tebogo G. Tlhopane
Born on 7 April 1978 in the vibrant city of Johannesburg, Tebogo G. Tlhopane began his academic pursuits at the University of South Africa, training as a Business Analyst.
Pule Joyce Hlopane
Pule’s professional canvas is rich with diverse strokes. She began her journey as an electronic technician, showcasing a unique blend of technical proficiency and analytical acumen. Her passion for connecting with people and understanding market dynamics steered her towards sales and marketing, where she further solidified her reputation. She also made significant inroads into the real estate world, donning the hat of a property agent. Beyond these roles, her portfolio expanded to the realms of construction and research, underscoring her versatility.
Manuela Boehm
Born on the 31st of August, 1976, in Leipzig, East Germany, Manuela Boehm’s formative years were set against the backdrop of East Germany’s challenging period. These experiences cultivated a deep-rooted compassion and a burning desire to initiate positive change within communities. After delving into hotel management, her path took her across various European landscapes, from […]
Mogomotsi Sekobe
Born on May 7, 1985, in Botswana, Mogomotsi Sekobe initially studied Programming but found her true calling in community development and social impact. As an accomplished Event Coordinator and National Labour Project Manager, she collaborated on significant projects like UK Pac and Just Transition with COSATU. Her versatility is evident in roles such as project manager at Imali for an Agri Smart project and African Business Manager with COBASA, where she connected funders with African Cannabis businesses.
Preventing Drowning: Empower South African Kids Through Swimming
Drowning remains a leading cause of death for children, with staggering statistics that highlight the urgency of this issue. It is the leading cause of death for children aged one to four years old and the second leading cause for ages 5-14. Incredibly, two children die from drowning every day. However, formal swim lessons can […]
Empower Female Learners: Breaking Barriers and Building Bright Futures
In South Africa, a critical challenge is undermining the potential of countless young girls: the absence of adequate sanitary protection and essential reproductive health education. This deficit leads to many missing significant school days and, in some cases, dropping out entirely. Such barriers not only disrupt their education but also perpetuate a cycle of disadvantage. […]
Education as a Gift: Fuelling Dreams and Opportunities in South Africa
Education is the gateway to dreams, opportunities, and a brighter future. Yet, in South Africa, the potential of numerous young minds remains untapped due to financial constraints. These children, brimming with the eagerness to learn and grow, face barriers that limit their access to quality education. But there is hope, and you can be a […]
You Can’t Teach a Hungry Child… Nourishing Minds and Bodies for a Brighter Future
At HealthySelf Foundation, our core belief is that no child should go to bed hungry. We are committed to alleviating food insecurity and promoting the well-being of individuals and families across South Africa. Through our dedicated efforts, we provide essential support in the form of food parcels, soup kitchens, school feeding schemes, and the innovative […]
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