Kolisi Foundation

The Kolisi Foundation was established in April 2020 by Siya and Rachel Kolisi. The Foundation was birthed through Siya and Rachel’s desire to change the story of inequality in South Africa, responding with compassion and courage to the challenges faced by our nation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/es4Myui #southafrica #changingthenarrative #Remembertheone #onebyone #SiyaKolisi #RachelKolisi

Day 16 The last day of 16 Days of Activism falls on International Human Rights Day – a powerful reminder that the fight for justice, equality, and dignity continues daily. These are valuable Gender-based Violence (GBV) support numbers. Their services are free of charge. Save, scan & share! #EndGBV #16Days

Day 15 As tomorrow marks the end of 16 Days of Activism, remember: the fight against Gender-Based Violence is a 365-day commitment. Every single day, we stand alongside survivors and work with our incredible partners to create lasting change. The work doesn’t stop—neither does our dedication. Let’s keep pushing forward, together. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 14 We’re proud to support organisations dedicated to combatting Gender-Based Violence. Through our grants, we empower these incredible groups to continue offering essential services like trauma support, legal assistance, and access to basic necessities for survivors. In the past year, we’ve partnered with seven organizations that are making a real difference in the lives of those affected by GBV. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 13 NewDay United is making a difference in Tambo Village, Gugulethu, and Manenberg by addressing poverty, unemployment, and violence through education and social initiatives. Their programs, including job readiness, computing, and sewing classes, are equipping individuals with skills, boosting self-esteem, and creating new opportunities for employment. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 12 Equipping community kitchen members with First Responder Training so they can play a vital role as the first point of contact for those in need. This training empowers them to recognise, respond, and support survivors of Gender-Based Violence in their communities. By creating a safer space and providing immediate help, they are helping to break the cycle of violence and make a lasting impact. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 11 I HEAR YOU is a human rights organisation dedicated to preventing Gender-Based Violence in South Africa. Their mission is to promote diversity within the social justice movement by engaging various sectors and industries, aiming to reach beyond those already aware of the issue. I HEAR YOU focuses on supporting everyday South Africans—men, women, and children—who are at risk of experiencing any form of violence, whether overt or subtle, within the country's borders. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 10 Dis-Chem Pharmacies is setting a powerful example by purchasing 16,000 Power2You packs to support their employees in the fight against Gender-Based Violence. By providing essential resources, they are demonstrating a strong commitment to employee well-being and a safer workplace. Investing in Power2You packs is an effective way for businesses to show their commitment to their employees' safety as well as GBV. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 9 Langa for Men is committed to creating safe spaces where men and boys can engage in conversations that support women's and girls' rights. By focusing on education, self-awareness, and community involvement, they aim to challenge patriarchal norms and promote healthy masculinity in the fight against Gender-Based Violence. #EndGBV #16Days

Day 8 Through the Mbokodo and iNtsika yeThemba programmes, Justice Desk Africa provides mentorship and life skills to empower both boys and girls for a brighter future. #EndGBV #16Days