Second Successful Story of the NPO


As Inkunzi Isematholeni Foundation, we have a free online course for all organisations and individuals who are interested on learning more about Gender Based Violence. The online course is absolutely Free and you recceived a certificate upon completion. We visited Young Women Empowerment organisation to train them on Gender Based Violence.

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