Leaving school and entering the workforce can be daunting – especially today, where youth face a world with limitless opportunities and choices that shape their careers and futures. Career guidance in Masiphumelele is rare. Youth in Masi often lack the … Continue reading →
For the past 11 years – Thandie has been writing her story with Masicorp and The Sewing Café. Our education non-profit organisation partners with Evangeline for a life skills course that teaches men and women from Masiphumelele a trio of … Continue reading →
Masiphumelele is a community that is struggling, people living here face an array of daily challenges. High crime rates, low employment, overcrowding, a devastating lack of infrastructure and extreme living conditions surround the community – yet the people who live … Continue reading →
Education charities in Cape Town are waging a war on inequality and inequity in education. Education is a basic human right that allows people to gain access to equal opportunity and thus a head start in the job market to … Continue reading →
This past Saturday the Evangeline life skills course held its graduation ceremony at Chasmay Campus. The traditional hand-made garments modelled proudly by the graduates oozed authentic flamboyance. On the day, we felt winds of change and hope flood the campus … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →There is strength in numbers, a group of people standing together and uniting for a common cause can make a real and lasting impact in the world around them. It is the same with a monthly donation to charity. A … Continue reading →
The English Hub at Ukhanyo Primary School is one of Masicorp’s many community upliftment programmes children living in Masiphumelele. If you have ever visited Ukhanyo Primary School, you may have experienced the energy and excitement of the English Hub – … Continue reading →
Masicorp is one of many education charities in South Africa taking Child Protection Week seriously and you should too; here’s why: All children have the right to a protected upbringing whereby they do not suffer abuse, violence, or neglect. For … Continue reading →
South African charities have a difficult road ahead. We are the change you want to see in the world and yet you may be looking right past the signs and heading straight for that grab and go coffee your stomach … Continue reading →