PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT
We must look for ways to be an active force in our own lives. – Les Brown
A healthy society consists of individuals who are physically, emotionally, spiritually and socially healthy. Empowered, engaged and activated individuals are the parents who raise well-rounded, healthy children. They are the teachers who are motivated and equipped to battle great odds to educate the next generation. They are the entrepreneurs, the employers and the employees who provide for their families and grow our local economies. They are the change agents who drive sustainable, positive transformation in their towns and neighbourhoods.
Ranyaka partners with local service providers to help support people development through:
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Youth development
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Life skills training
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Financial training
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Showcasing career and training opportunities
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Providing access to mentorship
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Supporting people with disabilities
Thriving starts here: When women say yes to themselves
The power of showing upThere is something deeply powerful about a group of women gathering, not just to talk, but to walk, reflect, laugh, dream, and heal together. That’s exactly what has unfolded over the past few months in Paarl at the Mountain Ridge Estate, where...
Klapmuts – a journey of partnership, progress and possibility
A small gathering at a school library in early 2016 marked the beginning of Ranyaka's journey in the community of Klapmuts. Fifteen residents and stakeholders met to discuss a shared vision for the area, laying the groundwork for future planning and development. This...
Strengthening local heroes for lasting impact
In every community across South Africa, passionate individuals and organisations are driving meaningful change. We journey with these local heroes every day – and as a non-profit organisation working side-by-side with our implementation partners, we understand the...
Local NGOs connect and collaborate at Mamelodi Expo
In the heart of Mamelodi, where the spirit of community thrives, NGOs play a vital role in making a positive impact. These organisations are unsung heroes, working tirelessly to uplift and empower the local community.The Mamelodi Expo for NGOs took place on 22...
Standing with survivors
Victims of sensitive crimes are often left feeling helpless, isolated and vulnerable. In many cases, the process of reporting these crimes to the authorities can exacerbate these feelings, especially in environments that are not conducive to comfort and...
Getting connected in Boitekong
In today's fast-paced, technology-driven world, computer literacy is becoming increasingly important. From basic computer skills like using a mouse and keyboard to more advanced skills such as programming, being technology-savvy can open up countless opportunities in...