OUR STORY
The power of our cultural, heritage and sport development for the youth in previously disadvantaged communities has long been undervalued in society. Lerato La MoAfrika believes that heritage preservation and sports development for the youth is imperative for the development of society.
Founded in 2021 Lerato La MoAfrika is non-profit company which aims to redress the inequalities of the past, where previously disadvantaged communities didn’t have access to sport and recreation as a basic human right. Inspired by “The Heritage Cycle by Simon Thurley, “The Heritage Cycle” outlines an integral piece of cultural heritage and it drives the point that heritage must be understood, valued cared for, and enjoyed in order to be shared and people thirsting for it.
LLM A Programmed are aligned to the SA Heritage, Promotion and Preservation Programmed (HPPP) in pursuing its Sports, Arts, Culture and Heritage (SACH) development mandate
OUR VALUES
Vision
To be the identity of arts, culture, heritage sports development and products if African origin
Mission
Sustainable change in the lives of African youth living in vulnerable communities through sport and recreation
WHAT WE DO
ARTS, CULTURE AND HERITAGE
Over time, it has been affirmed that heritage does not belong to the present generation and that it should go to future generations to be preserved and cherished by them so that they can do the same for those that will follow them How:
SOUTH AFRICAN LITERATURE
South Africa has eleven official languages which include English, Afrikaans and nine other African languages: isiNdebele, isiXhosa, isiZulu, Sesotho, Sepedi, Setswana, SiSwati, Tshivenda and Xitsonga. The languages that are most published, however, are English and Afrikaans, with South Africa’s indigenous1languages — even the official languages — lagging far behind in the production of literature. How:
YOUTH SPORT DEVELOPMENT
Early talent identification & development has become increasingly important within the context of youth sports structures & programmes We use sports development as a vehicle of learning and providing youth from previously disadvantaged communities to have the opportunity to be introduced to sport, improve their wealth and have a fair chance of turning it into a career
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Help Us Create Sustainable Impact And Promote Community Access in Arts, Culture & Sports Development by Empowering And Encouraging Youth From Areas Characterized By Poverty And Inequality.
Sponsor Our Indigenous Language Programme
Ensure we deliver a world class training programme throughout the country
Donate towards our Sports Development & Support initiatives
Our sports development project combines different initiatives using the power of sports to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young people. Through infrastructure upgrades, supplying sports equipment in under-recoursed facilities.
Support our operating costs
Support us in order to achieve our mission of creating a sustainable change in the lives of African youth living in vulnerable communities
Volunteer
Through interactions with members of our local community, you’ll gain a better understanding of their culture as well as the issues that affect the youth in the various communities, with having fun and creating a memorable time
MEET THE TEAM
Modupe Tsiki (Chairman)
Myrah Masina (Sports Director)
Paballo Mothulwe (Operations Director)
Mantsimane Lepheana ( Arts, Culture and Heritage – ACH – Director)
