16/06/2026
This , we honour the courage of the young people who helped shape South Africa's democracy while reflecting on the challenges facing today's generation.
One of those challenges is mental health.
As conversations around Men's Mental Health Awareness Month continue, there is growing concern about the rise in mental health challenges among young men. Many are navigating unemployment, financial pressures, social expectations, uncertainty about the future, and the pressure to appear "strong" even when they are struggling.
Too often, young men suffer in silence.
Let's challenge the stigma around mental health and create spaces where young men feel safe to speak, seek support, and ask for help when they need it.
We believe that building healthier communities starts with recognising the whole person. Through our work supporting health programmes, research, and partnerships, we are committed to advancing health equity and improving wellbeing for all.
Together, we can help ensure that no young person feels they have to face their struggles alone.