The persistence of poverty is one of the most important and urgent questions facing South Africa
It influences and forms children from a very early age, and when they grow older it may manifest in violent behavior.
Coming to grips with these dynamics...
requires going beyond the limitations of conventional "sustainable livelihoods", and understanding the core, so we can empower where it is most effective - THE NEXT GENERATION.
True change can only happen from within. Therefore we always take hands with other NPO’s or key role players within communities, because :
- When a community serves itself it empowers, motivates and strengthens a community.
- We at Y 4 L understand that many of our vulnerable communities are like family and through serving each other, communities heal from within.
We focus on youth development. We offer weekly classes, youth leadership training, agriculture programs and have a holistic approach while reaching many different sectors. We also use our “Beat the Bully” program to address serious issues like GBV (Gender Based Violence), Bully Behavior in schools and in the working environment, through training and program implementation.
- We at Y 4 L believe in “doing with VS doing for”. Relationships in a community is key. Direct charity increases disability, when we do for those in need what they have the capacity to do for themselves, we disempower them.
- We bring solutions to basic needs –
- Family (love)
- Lighthouse ladies + groups (belong)
- Feeding (worth)
- We empower with purpose training and support.
- Our program is sustainable because we only develop what can be sustained.
- Connection in community brings change.
Bridge Builders = Sustainability
- We facilitate the process of change towards stability and restoration.
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Our youth joined the NAC young people committee during their "Dare to Care week" and had an extraordinary Mandela day outreach, serving meals, sharing the Gospel and handing out Nkosi bars and a pair of socks. Thank you Carlin. Thank you Cindy Kotze and Good Samaritan’s Network for the sock donation.
Ons wil net baie dankie se vir die brei tannies van Ametis aftree oord, dat hulle al hulle brei items aan ons toe vertrou. Dit is n groot voorreg om te sien watter groot verskil dit maak gedurende ons uitreike. Om daai gesiggies te sien ophelder is werklik "priceless" . Sulet Brümmer Suider Strand Gemeente
Our CEO sharing one of our foundation teachings at a women's event. We would like to thank the facilitators and children that joined her, and Helga and Celeste for the invitation. We have heard the testimonies and are grateful for opportunity to have been part of it.
Thank you Sulet Brümmer Suider Strand Gemeente and Salome Cilliers AGS Charisma Strand for entrusting us with all the beanies, we were able to already serve hundreds during the holidays and can't wait to continue sharing the gospel and giving each child something that could keep them warm.
Another ECD visit during the holidays turned these beautiful kids into models after receiving their new jerseys. Thank you Sulet Brümmer Suider Strand Gemeente for making it possible for us to serve these little ones
We would like to thank the tannie that made these beautiful jerseys, beanie sets. The kids looked sooo pretty.
Just chilling in the sun and enjoying their time together during the holidays. Craft time. How wonderful that our creative God has given us His Spirit and we have that same creative power within us. Liezel Mc Lennan
Thank you Riaan Swart that we could serve the children at your holiday club. Thank you Cindy Kotze and Good Samaritan’s Network for the sock donation.
Liezel Mc Lennan , our firlands kids were so blessed with a holiday club at New Gen. The days were filled with Scripture, praise and worship, crafts games and snacks. New friends were made and the kids were so so energized. Thank you.
Sharing our potatoes and apple donation between the children of our CNP group. Thank you.









