Social Empowerment Fund
the youth is upskilled through skills training.
- Who we are
Creating a brighter for our children
Rena Le Lona, meaning “We are with you”, was established in 2006 as an art centre for orphans and vul-nerable children. We are an emotional healing centre that access the potential of children, and give each child a chance to lead a meaningful and fulfilled life. The medium of emotional healing is through all form of the Arts, life skills and value-based educa-tion.
- At Rena Le Lona
We provide support for children in an after school programme
each child receives assistance with homework, has access to counselling, gets emotional support, participates in a wide range art classes. We issue food parcels to beneficiaries as we are categorised as a Home Community Based Care (HBCB) by the Department of Social Development. Our care workers do home visits to assess the home situation and ascertain whether the child or the family of a child has any challenges and needs assistance.
+27 (072) 881 6444
- Our BEE Status
All beneficiaries of Rena Le Lona are black and from disadvantaged communities—the children, their fami-lies as well as the staff (both full-time and volunteers are from the local communities.)
Meet Our Volunteer
Team members
Mlungisi Mvelase
Program Manager
Karabo Ramadikela
Administrator
Mduduzi Khuzwayo
Social Auxiliary worker
Nokuthula Kubheka
OVC coordinator
- Your Help is more than Welcomed
Donate Support to Make Difference way
Charity is the voluntary act of giving help, typically in the form of money, time, or resources, to those in need. Charitable organizations aim to solve social, environmental, and economic challenges by addressing issues like poverty
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Rena Le Lona’s mission is to meet the emo-tional, physical, intellectual, spiritual and financial needs of South African vulnerable children by nurturing their creativity through the Arts and equipping them for life via values-based education. Rena Le Lona aims to inspire orphan and vulnerable children to grow into fully functional adults who are able to embrace the present, plan for the future and add value to their community.
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With Rena Le Lona centre in Diepkloof as a model centre, other centres are to be set up in other parts of Gauteng, other provinces in South Africa and even other SADC countries, offering services to at least 150 children at each centre and give them the opportunities to experience a normal childhood and to live joyful and wholesome lives.