Bontlebame

Friday 11 October was The Day of the Girl and as we always try, our girls spent it meaningfully spending it at the hosted by SA.
We love the opportunities because they show our girls that truly there's more than they are exposed to, which means they are allowed to dream to achieve more than what they see in their immediate surroundings.

We missed last year's camp and we are determined to make it to this year.

Your assistance and support will be appreciated.

Young African Girl: It's never too late to do the right thing.

I should have posted this earlier but life has been showing me flames...

has adopted by kids for their second happening this coming Monday.

It's a beautiful healing eye opening life changing concept and experience. Some of our girls got lost in the hike... finding their way back was challenging and scary...but in that experience, life skills and lessons were learnt.

It is happening again next week. There's still time to participate by sponsoring a teenager or registering your own teenager and friends...

Please contact or Transformational Talk with Puseletso Modimogale for details.

Bontlebame is a Non Profit Organisation focussing on empowering women and teen girls in different and most essential aspects of life.

Founded in 2010, the organisation, through the Girls of Hope Program empowers, coaches and enables opportunities for teen girls at risk or in disadvantaged circumstances.

We build self esteem through coaching and mentorship and open the young girls eyes to opportunities and reaching their aspirations through academic support, workshops and excursions.

Bontlebame is able to achieve its goals in partnership with different organisations and corporates and employs the Christian Women Business Network as a fund raising effort for its activities.

We are still at... empowering the

They have grown so much, we moved from meeting to draw and play games to now meeting to learn and help each other apply to university and for bursaries...

We are changing generational narratives one African Girl Child at a time.

Late Post: A while ago Bontlebame founder was Appreciating by Kgomotso Children Centre - KCC for her support over the years.

The full story will follow😇

We are thankful to for supporting our Bontlebame with much needed female hygiene supplies.

We are also grateful to be able to say as an organisation we've been going for more than 10years.
Bontlebame, chanding lives and realising dreams.

A day well spent in Winterveltd in collaboration with Film and Publication Board and educating the community on and

Thank you to the community for showing up and participating🙂🌸

We cannot truly appreciate freedom without understanding the rights we were once denied or the journey travelled and lives lost to get us to where we are now.
So, we took made means to enlighten our with tour of Freedom Park Museum.

Not posting for a while does not mean we are not doing our part to give the a better future.

We recently started our Saturday Academic Support Sessions...because we want to build more than positive self esteem.

So grateful for our supporters and selfless tutors. We can't do anything without them.