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Yesterday, November 25th, marked the beginning of the Global 16 Days Campaign, an international initiative to challenge violence against women and girls. This campaign runs annually from the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women to December 10th, Human Rights Day. At Amathuba Collective, we are deeply committed to addressing and combating gender-based violence (GBV). As a youth organization working in the mental health space, we understand the profound impact that GBV has on individuals, especially young people. Through our various peer-to-peer discussions, we strive to create a safe space where different genders can express how they wish to be treated and openly discuss challenging topics such as GBV. Our Role in Healing and Support  Amathuba Collective plays a crucial role in healing those affected by GBV by providing mental health support and fostering a community of understanding and empathy. We believe that open dialogue is essential in addressing the trauma associated with GBV and in promoting mental well-being. Our initiatives aim to empower survivors, offering them the support they need to heal and rebuild their lives. Engaging Young Men in the Fight Against GBV  We recognize that young men have a significant role to play in preventing GBV. By engaging them in conversations about respect, consent, and healthy relationships, we can foster a culture of accountability and allyship. Educating young men about the impact of GBV and encouraging them to stand against it is vital in creating a safer environment for everyone. Raising Awareness in Disadvantaged Areas  Businesses have a critical role in raising awareness about GBV, particularly in previously disadvantaged areas. By partnering with local organizations and supporting community-based initiatives, we can help amplify the message of the Global 16 Days Campaign. Awareness campaigns, educational programs, and support services are essential in these communities to ensure that everyone has access to the resources they need to combat GBV. Moving Forward Together  As we embark on this 16-day journey, we commit to taking action against GBV. Whether through advocacy, education, or support, every effort counts in creating a world where women and girls can live free from violence. At Amathuba Collective, we are dedicated to being part of the solution and supporting those affected by GBV in their journey towards healing and empowerment. 🚨 CALL TO ACTION: Connect with us to learn more about how you can make a difference. Visit our website https://lnkd.in/dixiEnAg or send us a direct message to get involved. Together, we can make a difference. #16DaysOfActivism #StopGBV #MentalHealthMatters #YouthEmpowerment #GenderEquality #SocialJustice #CommunitySupportMatters #EndViolence #AmathubaCollective #HumanRights

Welcome to Cape Town, 22 ON SLOANE! We extend our warmest Cape Town welcome to you! As you establish your presence in our beautiful Mother City, we are thrilled to embrace you as part of our vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem. Cape Town's spirit of innovation and creativity aligns perfectly with your mission of nurturing and empowering entrepreneurs. Your arrival marks an exciting new chapter in our city's growing reputation as Africa's startup capital. We believe your presence will: - Catalyze new opportunities for local entrepreneurs - Foster valuable connections between Johannesburg and Cape Town's startup communities - Strengthen South Africa's entrepreneurial ecosystem as a whole - Create new pathways for innovation and growth Your track record of supporting startups and fostering innovation in Johannesburg has been remarkable, and we are excited to see how you will expand this impact in the Cape. May your time in Cape Town be filled with growth, success, and meaningful partnerships. We look forward to working together to build a stronger, more vibrant entrepreneurial community in South Africa. Welcome to your new home in the Mother City! "Where innovation meets opportunity at the tip of Africa"

✨ Empowering Youth with Amathuba Collective! ✨ At Amathuba Collective, our mission is clear: to support young people in their journey towards mental health and wellbeing. We understand that youth development involves more than just skill-building—it’s about holistic support that includes psychosocial care and personal growth. Every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive, and we are dedicated to providing the resources and guidance they need to succeed. From mental health support to mentorship, our comprehensive approach ensures that our youth are equipped for a brighter future. 🌱 Ready to make an impact? Whether you're a business, an organization, or an individual looking to contribute, we invite you to connect with us! Together, we can create meaningful opportunities and support systems that lead to sustainable wellbeing and success for young people. #YouthEmpowerment #MentalHealthMatters #AmathubaCollective #Partnerships #SupportOurYouth #PsychosocialSupport #Wellbeing

Such a great initiative to boos the young economy.

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Congratulations and well done Amathuba-Collective . Love the work that you are doing😊

Love seeing this growth from our founder Thabile Molapisane

At Amathuba Collective, we believe every conversation about mental health opens a pathway to healing. 🌱 On this World Mental Health Day, we stand firm in our mission to provide accessible psychosocial support to all. Through our work, we've witnessed the transformative power of breaking silence and creating safe spaces for authentic conversations. Mental health challenges touch every facet of society, yet too many still suffer in silence. As a proudly South African psychosocial support organization, we're committed to breaking down barriers, challenging stigma, and offering culturally resonant support that acknowledges our diverse experiences. Our message today is simple: You are not alone. Your journey to mental wellness matters, and support is available. Let's continue building communities where seeking help is normalized and mental health conversations are met with compassion and understanding. Join us in creating a future where mental health support is accessible, stigma-free, and deeply rooted in community care. 💚 #WorldMentalHealthDay #AmathubaCollective #MentalHealthMatters #PsychosocialSupport #AfricanMentalHealth #CommunityHealing #EndTheStigma #MentalHealthAwareness

At Amathuba Collective, we're committed to empowering young people to reach their full potential. And we know that true empowerment includes taking care of our mental health. Let's break the stigma surrounding mental health in our communities. Your journey, your challenges, and your experiences are valid. Seeking help isn't a setback – it's a stepping stone to personal growth. To all our young people: Your mental well-being matters. As you work towards your dreams, remember that strength comes in many forms, including asking for support when you need it. We are here to support your complete journey - mind, spirit, and future. #mentalhealthintheworkplace #amathubacollective #AmathubaCares #MentalHealthAwareness #BreakTheStigma #YouthSuccess

Ever felt overwhelmed by stress and anxiety? You're not alone. Let's talk about it. In today's fast-paced world, mental health challenges are more common than ever. Yet, many still struggle in silence. Here's why seeking support matters: You deserve to feel better: Mental health is just as important as physical health. Professional help works: Trained experts can provide effective strategies and tools. Early intervention is key: Addressing issues early can prevent them from escalating. Remember, help is always available. Whether it's through therapy, support groups, or helplines, there are numerous ways to get the support you need. We've compiled a list of valuable mental health resources. Check out the graphic in this post to find support options that work for you. Don't hesitate to reach out. Your mental well-being is worth it. #MentalHealthResources #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #AmathubaCollectiveWellness #WorplaceMentalHeath