Ikusasa lethu Youth Project

16/06/2026

A heartfelt thank you to Jozi Jeepers and Pamela Mulamu. ❤️

The Jozi Jeepers team visited our Florida Homeless Shelter, bringing donations and, most importantly, hope. By bringing together a group of men committed to serving others, they helped restore dignity, encouragement, and a sense of belonging to those in need.

Thank you for your commitment to uplifting the vulnerable and inspiring positive change in our communities.

May God bless your movement. We truly appreciate your support. 🙏

10/06/2026

Meet Elijah Lehlohonolo Mkhabela. ❤️

Once homeless and struggling with drug addiction, Elijah was assisted by Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project and is now sober, drug-free, and living at our shelter while searching for employment.

In this video, he shares his story and encourages South African men to stay away from drugs and make better choices.

Disclaimer: Elijah voluntarily participated in this video and gave consent to share his story in the hope of inspiring positive change.

Key note: Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project is not a rehabilitation centre. We provide shelter, meals, and support while working with external rehabilitation partners.

02/06/2026

🏠 More Than Just a Shelter

At our Wembley Homeless Shelter, we do more than provide a safe place to stay. We work with rehabilitation centres to support recovery from substance abuse and help residents find employment opportunities.

Every day, we’re helping people rebuild their lives with dignity, hope, and purpose. ❤️

A big thank you to for covering our story and helping shine a light on this important work.

02/06/2026

Everyone deserves access to clean water, a warm meal, and the dignity that comes with basic human necessities. At Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project, we stand alongside the vulnerable every day, providing support, hope, and care to those who need it most.

Through our feeding initiatives and mobile shower programme, we help restore dignity and improve the lives of vulnerable South Africans.

We are Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project changing lives, restoring dignity, and building hope for a better tomorrow.

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

Meet Anelisa Nene 🌟
Anelisa is a dedicated and hardworking team member who plays an important role in our mobile shower programme, helping homeless people on the streets restore their dignity through hygiene, care, and compassion.

She also assists with serving daily meals, making sure people are not only cared for but nourished with kindness and respect. Her commitment to helping others continues to make a real difference in the community. ❤️

22/05/2026

We are grateful to announce that the hijacked car has been found in Soweto with changed license plates and disk. Thank you for your unwavering support to those who reported it on status and WhatsApp groups and Facebook groups, and to those who helped. Spread the word. We couldn't be more grateful for the support. We, at Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project, are more than proud that the beneficiaries will still have access to our transport between our centers and for providing support. Thank you so much. God bless

19/05/2026

BOLO of the Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project Transport that was Hijacked at the freeway at going towards Ormonde coming from Wembley shelter. if you have any information please contact 0833560838

18/05/2026

Meet Lindokuhle, a dedicated volunteer at Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project, who assists at the Wembly Homeless Shelter in Turffontein, Johannesburg.

Lindokuhle plays an important role in supporting men in need, both at the shelter and during outreach programmes on the streets. Whenever Ikusasa Lethu is out assisting homeless individuals, he helps set up mobile baths and prepares toiletries and essentials to ensure beneficiaries feel clean, refreshed, and cared for afterwards.

His commitment, compassion, and willingness to serve others continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of many.

What a truly dedicated young man.

15/05/2026

Meet Mzwelakhe Mahlangu, a homeless man living in Johannesburg, who has expressed gratitude for the support he has received from Ikusasa Lethu Youth Project. He is also appealing to sponsors and partners to support and grow the organisation so it can continue helping homeless individuals and vulnerable members of the community.