ABAFAZIPHAMBILI

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Empowering Women, Transforming Communities: Advancing gender equality from the ground up through skills training, education, and economic empowerment.

Digital Literacy

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Plumbing

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Bead-making project

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Rural Women Clothes & Shoes

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Young Boys

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Educational trainings

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Three Pillars of Transformation

To address gender inequalities, we focus our mission on three interconnected strategies that create lasting transformation

AbafaziPhambili digital Training

Economic Empowerment

Skills development, artisan training, and economic participation that builds sustainable livelihoods and financial independence for women.

Social Orientation

Social Orientation

Community awareness, support networks, and safe dialogue platforms that shift harmful norms and amplify women’s voices.

political education

Political Education

Civic education, voter awareness, and leadership development that equips women to participate in governance and demand accountability.

Your Support Changes Lives

Your support fuels training programmes, awareness campaigns, and community empowerment. Every contribution moves us closer to equality.

What Our Beneficiaries Say

I became a part of AbafaziPhambili in 2020 and at that time I was a person who was always home and felt like I was in darkness without knowing where I could go to better myself. Things changed when I joined the organisation and I have gained a lot of knowledge and acquired skills, such as plumbing, which is something that will help us get jobs. Sis’ Mantoa treats us like family, she is like our mother and helps us a lott

Francinah Ramabu

I spoke to Sis Mantoa about my business ambition and she discussed it with the Abafaziphambili board. The board then supported my dream and funded my business. My business is growing and I am grateful to Abafaziphambili for helping me

Rebecca Manganya

I I am appreciative of all they have done for us. I feel the doors of financial liberation are opening. There aren’t a lot of opportunities for us at the informal settlement and Sis’ Mantoa has managed to get us out of the depressing environment of always feeling trapped

Thabisile Mthembu