Nankumntwana

Nankumntwana is an organisation that avails an opportunity to virtually adopt a learning child from our disadvantaged schools and attempt to change their self-proclaimed low self-belief, inculcate an attitude of strong achievement and success, teach principles of gratitude and giving and become a sponsor for his/her education by providing for school fees for the annum, uniform, tutoring services and/or stationery/books or tutoring, extra mural activities, motivational talk, camps that will assist the child at being motivated to go to school and experience school life to its fullness. It is also an organisation that encourages educators to remain dedicated and resilient in the field of education.

The program started operating in June 2011 and was formally registered as an NPO/NGO in October 2012. The organisation started with a small number of 34 learners from Charles Duna Primary School, it grew the following year to a total of 67 vulnerable learning children inclusive of those from BJ Mnyanda Primary School.

Today, Nankumntwana touches the lives of 50 learners per school;

  50 learners from Charles Duna Primary School,

 50 learners from BJ Mnyanda

  50 learners from Seyisi Primary School

  50 learners from Elundini in Motherwell.
With each learner family having a minimum of 5 family members, Nankumntwana is able to, directly and indirectly, impact 1000 lives from each campaign successfully implemented.

The program implements on average 4 campaigns per financial year. Summarily, Nankumntwana is able to impact 4000 lives per financial year.

The program is creatively structured to assist for a minimum period of a year per sponsoring partner, however, support can be offered on a campaign basis, as per the proposals submitted:

Sponsorship partner are classified as follows;

1. As an individual sponsor partner – where you are allocated a learner with his/her needs for a year and you become their sponsor for the year

2. As a corporate sponsor partner – where a proposal/application is presented to your business as per CSI/EDS guidelines
   Nankumntwana will then have an opportunity to craft implementation of a campaign or a CSI/EDS Program with the sponsoring corporate

Organisation beneficiaries

•   Learning children who are from an impoverished family and are vulnerable

•   Learning children parents, guardians and caregivers from an impoverished family

•  The educators of learning children who are from an impoverished, vulnerable  family

•  Special COVID-19 Relief Campaign: We are currently running a campaign to assist the needy - if there is any way that you could assist please see the information on the poster below.
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