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Boy Child Summit
loveLife in partnership with Gauteng Department of Social Development hosted a one-day summit on the 20th of August 2019, where like-minded non- profit organisations and NGO’s working in the development sectors targeting a boy child gathered to discuss ways in which...
groundBREAKER Core 1 Training
loveLife is conducting a groundBREAKER Core 1 training starting on the 10 of February-03 March 2019 , loveLife will be taking young people known as groundBREAKERS through a /capacity development process to equip them with skills that will enable them to...
!Kheis loveLife Y-Centre
loveLife launched a new YCenter in the Northern Cape, a project funded by ACWA Power Solafrica Bokpoort Concentrated Solar Plant based outside Groblershoop. The! Kheis Local Municipality donated land to loveLife for the construction of the Y Centre. The...
The Genesis of The Boy-Child Campaign
It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men - Frederick Douglas There is no loss of campaigns aimed at empowering young women regardless of the direction in which one looks. The effort has been well-made and the impact will follow the...
Managers’ Training Workshop: Sharpening our Human Capital
The quality of leadership within an organisation is crucial if it is to help meet the expectations of its stakeholders - at loveLife these being young people, funders (current and potential) strategic partners and of course, the team who make the work...
Quarterly Board Dinner : Boy-child Campaign Launch
On the 30th of August 2018 the Board of Trustees of the New loveLife trust, led by its Board Chairperson Mr Moss Mashishi, launched its Boy Child primary prevention project as part of its Adolescent Boys and Young men programme focus area. Responding to...
LoveLife initiative to combat HIV needs greater assistance
Almost 2 000 young women between the ages of 15-24 were infected per week in South Africa, says the deputy minister of health. Deputy minister of health Joe Phaahla said on Thursday that the LoveLife initiative needed more support from the private sector,...
loveLife Business Breakfast and Golf Day
Youth educators received treatment after food poisoning at training camp
Fifty people (42 youth volunteers who are peer motivators in the groundBREAKER programme and eight loveLife staff trainers) have fallen ill after eating contaminated food at a training programme in the Free State for loveLife’s 2016 groundBREAKER (youth peer educator) recruits and all have received treatment. The groundBREAKERs are from the Free State and Northern Cape.
loveLife’s groundBREAKER TRAINING KICKS OFF
Youth peer motivation and education draws on the credibility that young people have with their peers, leverages the power of role modelling and provides flexibility in meeting the diverse needs of today’s youth. loveLife’s groundBREAKER programme is based on this understanding and training for the 2016 groundBREAKER cohort is rolling out throughout South Africa.
Developing Young Entrepreneurs One Bootcamp at a Time
In order to make a dent on South Africa’s massive youth unemployment, focussed and sustainable interventions are required. To do just that, youth leadership development organisation, loveLife is doing it one bootcamp at a time as part of Business for Social Change – a 12-month entrepreneurship development programme.
loveLife’s new Board Chairperson
loveLife’s new Board Chairperson Moss Mashishi is a super successful businessman with his heart firmly rooted in youth development. Thandiwe McCloy caught up with him to bring you this Q and A. In Mashishi, the loveLife Board has a strong and visionary leader. Here you can read a little about his upbringing, passions and what he has to say about heading our board.
AIDS is still a crisis
loveLife’s UNCUT Puts the Spotlight on Gender-Based Violence this Women’s Month
With the focus on women in August, loveLife, South Africa’s national youth leadership development organisation, has released a special online edition of its cutting-edge youth magazine, UNCUT, to raise awareness on gender-based violence (GBV). The edition is a collection of powerful stories unearthed through its GBV project with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
iloveLife is here!
The new revolution is your evolution, and iloveLife.mobi is the guide to get you to where you’re going – forward.
Youngsters debate xenophobic violence and its effects on their lives
I am young and you will hear my voice!
As South Africa continues to tackle xenophobia, young people will be given a voice to express their thoughts, observations and recommendations at a formal event, the Youth Dialogue on Xenophobia on Thursday, 11 June to discuss recent events involving xenophobic violence.
Youth to talk about xenophobia
loveLife hosts gender talks