Letloa Trust

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The San people will have permanent control over their lives, resources and destiny.

"Letloa Trust is part of local organisations that have convened at Ghanzi District Council Chambers for Reosurce Mobilis...
18/05/2026

"Letloa Trust is part of local organisations that have convened at Ghanzi District Council Chambers for Reosurce Mobilisation Training organised by Stepping stones funded by European Union"

24/04/2026

Update On The Upcoming Polio Campaign

Yesterday An NGO stakeholders’ meeting was successfully convened with the participation of twelve (12) NGOs operating wi...
11/02/2026

Yesterday An NGO stakeholders’ meeting was successfully convened with the participation of twelve (12) NGOs operating within the district. The purpose of the meeting was to share experiences, services offered, challenges faced, and to explore potential areas for collaboration.

In attendace was Letloa Trust, Men & Boys for Gender Equality, Kuru Development Trust, Botswana Gender Based Prevention and Support Centre,Tirontle Society, Tebelopele Wellness Centre, Window of Hope, Family Support Centre-Bonepwa, Bosele Youth Hub, Ditshwanelo-The Botswana Centre for Human Rights, Seetebosigo Theatre Group,Steppingstones International.

Last week Letloa Trust was part of the Cervical Cancer day celebrations organised by the Ghanzi District Council-Primary...
11/02/2026

Last week Letloa Trust was part of the Cervical Cancer day celebrations organised by the Ghanzi District Council-Primary Health Care department.

The commemorations were held at Morama Clinic where the morning began with a walk from the Ghanzi Busrank to Morama Clinic led by Honourable Council Chair Shane Kebadile . The walk was followed by different speeches by dignitaries in attendance. The celebration came to an end with disrict leadership visiting various stalls from various service provider in attendance.

Letloa Trust in collaboration with Ghanzi District Council, Humana People to People , Men & Boys for Gender Equality & T...
29/01/2026

Letloa Trust in collaboration with Ghanzi District Council, Humana People to People , Men & Boys for Gender Equality & Taka Tuka Society(an organisation based in Slovenia) are implemeting(from 2024-2027) a project dubbed "Think Twice" targeting the youth(both out of school and in school) of Ghanzi District.

The project is aimed at addressing the issues faced by the district such as Gender Based Violence, Defilement, Teenage Pregnancy, Alcohol &Substance Abuse ,Parent &Child communication using drama techniques.

On 24th & 26 of January , we visited Itekeng Junior Secondary & Gantsi Senior Secondary. Seetebosigo Theatre Group has been engaged as a partner to address the issues faced by the youth of Ghanzi through the use of drama techniques.

Thank You From Letloa Trust! 🌟Our Fundraising & Appreciation Dinner was a beautiful success, and it was all because of y...
27/11/2025

Thank You From Letloa Trust! 🌟

Our Fundraising & Appreciation Dinner was a beautiful success, and it was all because of you. We are deeply grateful to everyone who attended and stood with us in support of our mission.

A special thank-you to Spar, Shoprite, Hugo Lamcke, and Fours T/A Starlight for their generous sponsorship of food, drinks, and meat—you truly made the night unforgettable.

We were honoured to present Certificates of Appreciation to our incredible partners and supporters, including: Tirontle Society, Stepping Stones International, Men & Boys for Gender Equality, FHI 360, Sthands Consulting, Circle Point Consulting, Onesimus Welfare Consultancy, Gulf Stream Energy PTY LTD, Ditshwanelo, BONELA, the Office of the District Commissioner, the District AIDS Coordinator, Kgosi Annah Rankho, Bosele VDC, Silence Kills Support Group, Nkaikela Youth Group, Koko Consulting, Tebelopele Wellness Centre, Dr. Tebogo Leepile Donald, Ghanzi Primary Hospital, Ghanzi District Council, CTB & LB, Fours/TA Silverlight Gantsi, Diagnofirm Ghanzi, FM Creative, Mr & Mrs Lekukane, Mr O. M. Molatole, Security Systems Ghanzi Branch, and the Gender Affairs Department.

💛 Thank you all for your love, generosity, and partnership. Together, we made a night to remember.

World Food Day 2025 began with a symbolic walk from Hospice to Bosele – a ward identified as one of the most affected by...
16/10/2025

World Food Day 2025 began with a symbolic walk from Hospice to Bosele – a ward identified as one of the most affected by malnutrition in Ghanzi. The walk aimed to raise awareness about the importance of good nutrition especially in vulnerable communities.

Objectives of the Day:

Promote awareness on the link between food security, and nutrition.

Engage communities in meaningful dialogue on combating malnutrition.

Highlight the importance of collaboration in addressing local health challenges.

This impactful activity was led by Letloa Trust in collaboration with the Ghanzi Malnutrition Technical Working Group. A special thank you to FM Creatives for sponsoring banners and branding materials, and to Diagnofirm for generously providing water throughout the event. Together, we walk toward a healthier, nourished future – leaving no one behind

Letloa Trust in collaboration with the Ghanzi District Malnutrition Technical Working Group invites you to a malnutrit...
15/10/2025

Letloa Trust in collaboration with the Ghanzi District Malnutrition Technical Working Group invites you to a malnutrition walk tommorow from Hospice open area to Bosele kgotla where speeches and exhibitions from various stakeholders will be held from 0800-1030.

The Preliminary 2024 STEPS results are out .STEPS is a household-based survey to obtain core data on the established ris...
22/09/2025

The Preliminary 2024 STEPS results are out .STEPS is a household-based survey to obtain core data on the established risk factors that determine the major burden of NCDs.

Today (on August 22, 2025) Letloa Trust was part of the Stepping Stone International stakeholder engagement meeting with...
22/08/2025

Today (on August 22, 2025) Letloa Trust was part of the Stepping Stone International stakeholder engagement meeting with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to promote inclusivity and participatory dialogue at the district level. The meeting's objectives included, promoting CSO independence and sustainability to enhance child and women's rights in indigenous communities,
strengthening relations and partnerships between CSOs and stakeholders and sharing experiences and best practices in working with CSOs to improve services for communities.

During the training, CSOs were capacited on human Rights , advocacy, good governance and professionalism.

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