Forget me not

Our Vision

Established in 2006 keyboard_arrow_down Donate To enable vulnerable children and young people to thrive.

Our Mission

All children and young people in southern Africa are empowered, healthy and resilient.

Her Next Chapter

a Young Women’s Day experience for women aged 19-40.

 

connection, inspiration, practical learning and celebration.

Sunday, 30 August 2026
08:30–17:00
Mamohato Children’s Centre, Thaba-Bosiu, Lesotho
LSL180 per participant, including lunch and teas


Music by Blackrose
Catering by Tiff Pik ‘N Bite

Register now and take the next step into a day of meaningful conversations, new connections and fresh possibilities.
Leave with greater confidence, useful financial tools, and clearer next steps.

Sponsor a young woman for £9 / $12

help her take part in this empowering experience.

For registration enquiries, contact selloane.taole@sentebale.org

OUR VISION

All children and young people in southern Africa are empowered, healthy and resilient.

OUR MISSION

To enable vulnerable children and young people to thrive.

What your funds can do:

$1 USD (approx. £0.75)

can provide a young woman in vocational training with a clinic visit, offering vital care.

$5 USD (approx. £3.70)

can cover tuition for a day for a young woman to learn vocational skills in dressmaking, beauty or catering.

$12 USD (approx. £8.95)

covers one day of tuition at our camp programme for children living with HIV/AIDS, where they receive psychosocial support, a sense of community, and essential life skills.

Make your donation count twice – at no extra cost to you.

Sentebale works with young people and their communities to create sustainable solutions that address issues of health, wealth inequity, and climate resilience in Lesotho and Botswana.

Bakang
Bakang

“To my fellow young people: Take control of your life, be the captain of your destiny, and hold the pen that writes the story of your life”

Bakang, Sentebale Youth Advocate

Forget Me Not

Tsepang, a young woman in her early 20s living in Lesotho, was forced to find means for survival for her and her younger sibling. They were living in extreme poverty. Their mother had to leave the country to find work.

In 2023, after participating in Sentebale’s Youth hub programme, Tsepang went through a three-month training course in cosmetology and did basic business management and financial education. She now does hair dressing out of her home and makes M500 (approx. $28 USD) on a weekly basis to support her and her sibling.

Said Tsepang,

“Being able to afford basic needs is like removing a heavy load on my shoulder.”

Forget Me Not

Don’t forget you can change a future.