Sponsor a Learner
Every child deserves to dream of a better future.
SOLE enables children from underprivileged backgrounds to get closer to realising their dreams through a better education.
Funding a child's entire schooling journey means you will be recognised as the child's official sponsor.
Here is what to expect throughout your sponsorship.
LEARNER SELECTION
We will provide you with a choice of learners and their biographies, so you can decide who to sponsor. If you wish, we will tell the child who their sponsor is.
IMPLEMENTATION & EVALUATION
You will receive termly reports on the child's personal and academic growth, as well as personal letters from the learner.
DATA COLLECTION
& REVIEW
Celebrate the success of your sponsorship with beneficiary testimonials and your final report.
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Jarita, grade 9
The 4th of 5 children. Her parents migrated from Mozambique and settled in South Africa. Her dream is to become a lawyer.
Tetelo, grade 7
A dedicated young girl who dreams of becoming an architect. She wants to design and build a house for her parents.
Tina, grade 5
Was not reading at grade level nor could she speak confidently in English.
She now participates in class with great enthusiasm.
Oratile, grade 9
Lives with his mom, sister and nephew. He has dyslexia but works hard each day to reach his goal of becoming a pilot.
Olwethu, grade 7
Was struggling to focus in class. With the help of his teachers and psychologists, he is now fully engaged in each lesson.
Banele, grade 4
Lives with his granny who has been instrumental in his education journey. Banele is an example of the fruits of a supportive family.
Bongi, grade 3
Lives with her single mom
Ndzalama, grade 6
Lives with single mom who is unemployed.
Yael, grade 2
Yaya is an only child. She lives with her mom, granny and uncle. All are unemployed.
Rodolfo, grade 2
Youngest of 5 children. Parents are Mozambiquen immigrants.
Tshepo, grade 3
Lives with single mom who is unemployed.
Tebogo, grade R
One of 2 children. Lives with both parents but dad is unemployed.
Pie-Ritta, grade 3
Youngest of 5 children. Parents are Malawian immigrants.
Mpumi, grade 7
Lives with granny and uncle.
Damilola, grade 3
Mom single and working a part time job.
Gabriele, grade 6
Lives with parents and siblings. Parents are Mozambiquen immigrants.
Naledi, grade 7
Lives with mom and granny. Mother runs a small catering business.
Omolemo, grade 6
Mom single and unemployed.
Naledi, grade 1
Naledi lives with her grandma who is unemployed.
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Prince, grade 8
Lives with his single mom and 2 sisters.