Khanya

05/09/2026

Just one week to go! Tickets are available at
https://buytickets.at/khanya/2196

Ade’s charity Khanya’s BBQ fundraiser is on Saturday 12th September and will be at our home in Carshalton for the first time! It would be lovely to see local folk support us.

Khanya is a U.K. based charity aiming to equip disadvantaged young people in Southern Africa with practical trade skills so they can earn a living and support their families. Ade travels over to South Africa twice a year to provide bricklaying courses to disadvantaged youth. We also currently support pottery trainees but have also supported a diverse range of projects (please see our website www.khanya.co.uk.)

If you are unable to come, or BBQs aren’t your thing, and you would still like to support our work, you can always donate via our website page:

https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Please do share. Thank you!

23/08/2026

Just three weeks to go until Khanya’s BBQ on 12th September! Tickets are available to book at
https://buytickets.at/khanya/2196

Please do share.

If you are unable to come, or BBQs aren’t your thing, and you would still like to support our work, you can always donate via our website page:

https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Thank you all!

31/07/2026

Just a quick reminder about Khanya’s Fundraising BBQ on Saturday 12th September before August kicks off. Tickets are available to book at
https://buytickets.at/khanya/2196

Please do share.

If you are unable to come, or BBQs aren’t your thing, and you would still like to support our work, you can always donate via our website page:

https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Thank you all!

21/07/2026

Attention! You can now donate to Khanya with PayPal:

Help me spread the word about Khanya. Together, we can make a difference.

09/07/2026

As promised, details of Khanya’s forthcoming BBQ on 12th September. Tickets are available to book at
https://buytickets.at/khanya/2196

Please do share.

If you are unable to come, or BBQs aren’t your thing, and you would still like to support our work, you can always donate via our website page:

https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Thank you all!

28/06/2026

Hold the date!
Khanya fundraising BBQ Saturday 12th September in Carshalton. More to follow!

09/06/2026

Great news about Meshack, who we partner with in supporting trainees in ceramics Meshack's Ceramics👏👏👏👏

18/05/2026

Our final two trainees to share their stories are Marlin and Loyiso:

Marlin already has part time employment with Amakhala Bush Lodge ( ) but has been told that this course will improve his pay and prospects.

Loyiso (2nd from the left in the group picture) was on last year’s course, sent by . Khanya’s Chair, Ade, says he “was the best of the group” and so he asked Loyiso to help him on this project, paying him a small stipend. Loyiso had done a bit of work since the last course but is very hopeful that by doing, and helping with training, on this course, his prospects will improve even more. After the course, Ade received a message from the Kariega Foundation who sponsored Loyiso which said, “This is a good success story for us with Loyiso, he was trained and was assisting with training”. Go, Loyiso! Let’s hope this is the start of greater things!

As always, your donations help to provide important life skills. If you would like to support these projects, you can donate through: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Thank you!

17/05/2026

Next up to share their stories are Xolisa and Lakhanyo:

Also sponsored by Bush Lodge Amakhala, Xolisa is hoping to get employment with Bush Lodge if he can show the necessary skills.

Lakhanyo is from Amakhala Game Reserve ( )too. He dropped out of school earlier this year and is hoping Khanya’s course will improve his employment prospects.

As always, your donations help to provide important life skills. If you would like to support these projects, you can donate through: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Thank you!

16/05/2026

Following Khanya’s latest successful bricklaying project, we thought we’d give some insight into six of the trainees involved.

First up are Calvin and Vuyisani.

Calvin was sent for training by one of our partners, the Kariega Foundation. He currently works as a labourer in the local construction on an ad hoc basis. He enjoys the work but without skills, finds it hard getting long term work. Calvin is hoping that having completed the Khanya course, he will be much more employable.

Vuyisani hails from another of our partners, the Amakhala Foundation (Game Reserve Foundation).
He works on an ad hoc basis for the Bush Lodge at Amakhala and has been told that now he has completed the course satisfactorily, they intend to employ him within their maintenance team. Hurrah!

As always, your donations help Khanyato provide important life skills. If you would like to support these projects, you can donate through: https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/khanya

Thank you!