Snart Foundation

01/09/2026

27/08/2026

Can ONE teenager really make a difference? 🤔
Yes. And it starts with compassion.

This , we’re talking about how young people can show up for their communities — with or without money.
From small acts of kindness to using social media for good, your voice matters.

What problem in your community do YOU want to help solve?

26/08/2026

You don’t have to be rich, famous, or older to make a difference. Sometimes, change begins with something as simple as caring, showing kindness, speaking up, or helping someone in need. 💙

This World Humanitarian Day, we’re encouraging young people to look beyond themselves, recognize the needs around them, and use their time, talents, voices, and platforms to create positive change.

Because one young person with compassion can inspire many others to care. 🤝✨

25/08/2026

You don’t need a lot of money to help someone. You need a willing heart. ❤️

Young people can make a difference in their communities in simple but meaningful ways — by showing compassion, supporting others, volunteering, sharing useful information and speaking up for people who need to be heard.

Never underestimate what one young person can do.

Small acts of kindness can become the beginning of something much bigger. 🌍✨

24/08/2026

One young person can make a difference. 💙
Humanitarianism starts with compassion, kindness, and the willingness to help—even when you don’t have much to give.

Join us as we explore how young people can become a positive force in their communities. 🌍✨

22/08/2026

Happy Birthday, Barista Sarah Nathaniel, ED, Snart Foundation. 🎉

Love from your mentees and team members. ❤️

22/08/2026

Sometimes, the support someone needs is simply patience, encouragement, and understanding. Let’s learn how to support teens with dyslexia without judging them and remind them that they are capable of achieving great things.

18/08/2026

Peer pressure can make young people feel like they have to change who they are, make choices they are uncomfortable with, or follow the crowd just to feel accepted.

But you don’t have to lose yourself to belong.

Your friends should respect your boundaries, your values, and your decisions. Learn to say “No” when something doesn’t feel right, and remember that choosing your own path takes courage.

17/08/2026

Collins was the main host for the Teens Corner Radio show on saturday. For the first time, he led his team where they commemorated the International Youths Day 2026. They discussed to understand the dreams, challenges and aspirations young people share despite their different backgrounds.

What is evident is that our teens have grown, maybe not by size but intellectually. We are proud of their achievements so far. Support every young person that you know to grow and achieve their potential.

We are proud to present the impact of our work with young people who are future leaders.

14/08/2026

Not everyone learns at the same pace or in the same way. Our discussion explores how we can understand dyslexia, recognize the strengths of those who experience it, and encourage them to believe in their potential.