Intsa Yethu

Intsa Yethu's vision is to empower young individuals, irrespective of their backgrounds, with equal access to quality education and holistic development opportunities. By unlocking their unique potential and fostering a growth mindset, we aim to nature well-rounded individuals equipped with academic excellence, life skills, and sense of community empowerment.

Find out more about us via our blog site: https://intsayethu.blogspot.com/

Intsa Yethu to host an event in celebration of Springboks victory in the 2023 Rugby World Cup hosted at France. A digital press release to be published soon, visit our blog site to access information about the upcoming event to be hosted on the 15th of December 2023.

For more information, visit our blog site : https://intsayethu.blogspot.com/

We want young people to have a better understanding of the realities of living with HIV and know how to protect themselves from acquiring HIV. Our NGO provides guidance for tutors on teaching about HIV, along with a range of engaging lesson plans and activities for learning the key facts about HIV, what it is like living with HIV, and how to take action on HIV stigma. We adopted a slogan that says " if you do not know your status, then you do not know your future ".

For more information on our HIV/AIDS policy, visit our blog site on : https://intsayethu.blogspot.com/

Intsa Yethu wishes the best of luck to the class of 2023

Pseudonym Disclaimer

The content that will be provided on this account represents Ikamva Youth, I am conducting a practical assignment for the module DPR3704 at the institute of Unisa. I have opted to use a pseudonym to protect their reputation, however there might be a duplicate of content which is not intended to harm the organisation's online presence. I have coined the name Intsa Yethu as an alternative name.

General experience of stakeholders with regard to Intsa Yethu Mandela Day Celebration:

Learners from various local school surrounding midrand had fun cleaning the environment while building mutual bonds and friendships with one another. Learners started to value hygiene which led to talking points about appreciating government employees that are deployed to collect waste and empty trash bins in the local communities. There were a lot of smiles shared, and hard labour put on the day. The experience learners had made them build their communication skills, teamwork ethics, working in an organised manner, respect for one another when addressing each other or sharing duties, and concentration in getting the job done. This was an opportunity that unlocked learners experience of how it is like to put out effort to create a cleaner and safer environment for the local communities.