Enhle Mbali’s We Care Foundation Reaches Out to Schools to Shape Future Leaders
Enhle Mbali’s We Care Foundation Reaches Out to Schools to Shape Future Leaders. There is so much that ca be done to help the youth in our country. Since many of them are in schools, a lot of organizations and individuals visit some schools, where they assist in a number of ways.
Enhle Mbali is one of those individuals invested in helping out young people, through her foundation. The foundation was launched in 2018 at Nelson Mandela’s home, and it stands for woman and children from abused backgrounds. It also assists in creating financial independence, psychological and lifestyle change so the victims may be free from their abusers.
Now the foundation is focusing on schools, to help shape tomorrow’s leaders. Over the past couple of months, The We Care Foundation is on a school tour around the country, where students were assisted in various ways.
“Education is not a privilege. It is the foundation of dignity, confidence, opportunity and freedom. 🤍
The We Care Foundation begins a journey in assisting schools — not only to motivate and inspire our children, but to listen, understand and assist where we can. Too many schools are trying to shape future leaders with little to no financial support, and yet the passion of both educators and learners remains extraordinary.
We believe confidence can change the direction of a child’s life. Sometimes all a young person needs is to be seen, encouraged and reminded that their dreams are valid no matter where they come from.
Through our school tour, we hope to pour hope, ambition, self-belief and practical support into the hearts of South African children — because every child deserves access to quality education, safe learning spaces and the opportunity to become everything they were created to be.
To the future of South Africa . 🇿🇦✨ Trinity Secondary School
@wecarefoundationsa #WeCareFoundation #YouthEmpowerment #FutureLeaders #EmpressEnhle,” Enhle said.
