"Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world."

Nelson Mandela

I Want To Change the World

But there's a problem.
Many children in South African townships struggle to finish school.
And those who finish are unhappy with their results.

They cannot afford to study at resourced schools
Their classrooms are packed with learners
They lack basic learning materials

Can you IMAGINE what THIS is like?

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YOU HAVE REAL POWER TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Be a part of not only providing access to resources today but giving kids hope of a better future.

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Enjoy being a catalyst for change in education!

Giving Opportunities
SOLEs primary project is Mitra Academy, a school that tries to bridge the inequality gap in South Africa by actively enrolling learners from diverse backgrounds that are representative of the country's population.

Below are the subprojects that make Mitra Academy possible.

Donor Plans

INDALO INITIATIVE

SOLE promotes African art and culture by sponsoring such programmes, helping them purchase instruments and art materials.

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LEBONE BURSARY PROGRAMME

SOLE provides bursaries to underprivileged children with academic potential from the townships near Johannesburg, SA.

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WE CAN HELP MORE KIDS LIKE THESE

My son never wanted to go to school in the morning. His new school told us he is dyslexic! Now he wants to learn to read and write well so he can be a pilot.

Patricia S, parent

Now that my daughter has a computer for school, she is teaching her little brother basic maths with the games she was given at school.

Suzzy L, parent

I never knew the internet could teach you! My daughter now shows us at home the new things she finds every day.

Matsatsi M, parent

OUR PARTNERS

"Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world."

Nelson Mandela

But there's a problem. Many children in South African townships struggle to finish school. And those who finish are unhappy with their results.​

They cannot afford to study at resourced schools

Their classrooms are packed with learners

They lack basic learning materials