🎙 Tonight, for our final Children’s Month discussion on X Spaces, let’s dive deep into the State of the South African Child and reflect on their well-being. Join here: x.com/i/spaces/1lPJq… #StateOfTheSouthAfricanChildReport2023 #EndChildPoverty #AdultsYouAreNotHelpless

Looking forward to following the live dialogues between #SouthAfrica and the #UNCRCCommittee in a couple of minutes. Follow SANCRC for updates

I wasn’t able to tune in today. Thank you SANCRC for the updates. Recent prevalence of recorded child marriages is alarming to say the least.

The value of the recognition of prior learning for social justice is undervalued. Congratulations Social Development and HWSETA for achieving this important milestone.

Thank you for organising the panel discussion IOL News 🤔What characteristics do parties value in their candidates. ❗️An hour in, only 1 candidate has come close to alluding to an appreciation of child rights. ❗️Only 1 candidate on the panel isn’t male.

When you choose to shop at Olivela, you are not just treating yourself, but also spreading support to a cause that matters. @Sentebale

Lesotho, a small, landlocked country entirely surrounded by South Africa, spans 30,355 square kilometers and is the only nation in the world entirely above 1,000 meters in elevation. With a population of 2.3 million, about 30% live in urban areas, while the majority reside in

Let Youth Lead (LYL) is a programme out of our Botswana office that facilitates the engagement of young people (age 18-29), their communities, and related stakeholders in advocacy efforts related to better health, education and social rights for young people. Many of the LYL

SENTEBALE: “We listen to the children and young people we serve on the issues affecting them most, work hand-in-hand to understand their needs, and create lasting solutions—together.”

Thank you for your service Nthekeleng.

The children speak. We listen. Our partners collaborate. Government commits. Weekend paediatric ART clinics = healthy, happy children and a win for the nation, today and for the future. #SocialJusticeDay #Sentebale

"Imbokodo"—a Zulu word for rock—symbolises strength and resilience. As we approach #InternationalWomensDay2025, we celebrate the young women in our programmes who embody this spirit. Educating girls transforms entire communities. This week, we’re sharing their inspiring journeys

Celebrating Imbokodo | Day 2 | Meet Mamoeletsi As an only child living with her sick mother who was unable to work, Mamoeletsi wanted to contribute to the household. Through the socio-economic strengthening (SES) programme, she learned dressmaking; which has helped her to

For our new followers who may not know; a few facts about the breathtakingly beautiful country of #Lesotho where Sentebale was founded in 2006. Our vision is that all children and young people in Southern Africa are empowered, healthy and resilient. Lesotho, despite its

Celebrating Imbokodo | Meet Naledi Naledi’s story is a powerful reminder that when young people have the right support, they can advocate for themselves and drive change for others. With guidance from Sentebale’s network, she accessed vital baby formula and helped resolve

🎉 Happy 19th Birthday, Sentebale! 🎉

We’re proud to be expanding our support for young people living with HIV through Operation Triple Zero Plus — an initiative launched with UNICEF Botswana to better serve pregnant, breastfeeding, and young mothers. 💜 This is an extension of Operation Triple Zero which emphasizes

**Double your impact** This week, we count down to the Day of the African Child on June 16 by spotlighting a right every child has: access to healthcare and social and emotional support. Our Clubs provide an opportunity to exercise this right for young people living with HIV

Psychosocial care isn’t a luxury - it’s a right. Sentebale’s Club sessions, held across 200 health clinics in #Lesotho and #Botswana, give young people safe spaces to talk, learn, and heal. In rural areas, they’re often the only support available. 🗨 “Before attending the