Egoqweni Empowerment Movement

09/10/2026

A HEARTFELT THANK YOU

SOLVING THE INVISIBLE SCARS OF BULLYING 2026

On 30 September 2026, Egoqweni Empowerment Movement hosted Solving the Invisible Scars of Bullying at Mendi Arts Centre, New Brighton.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the learners, parents, community mentors, social workers, and all stakeholders who participated in making this programme meaningful and impactful.

A special thank you to our generous sponsors Alliance Food and Ndzuri Cafe for your support and contribution towards making this initiative a success. Your partnership helps us create safer spaces for our children and build communities where every voice matters.

Together, we turned conversations into change and breaking the silence around bullying.

Egoqweni Empowerment Movement NPC

Healing begins with a caring voice.



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01/10/2026

We appreciate our attendees.

30 September 2026 | Anti-Bullying Programme

Egoqweni Empowerment Movement
Chubekile Senior Secondary school

22/09/2026

Children who hurt others also need intervention, guidance and accountability.
This week, we invite parents and guardians to come with your children and join us as we have an honest conversation about bullying, its invisible scars, accountability, healing and prevention.
Let us not wait until the behaviour becomes something much bigger to say, “We should have done better”.

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10/09/2026

# World Su***de Prevention Day under the 2026 theme, “Changing the Narrative on Su***de.” At Egoqweni Empowerment Movement, we believe that changing the narrative begins by creating spaces where learners can speak about the invisible scars of bullying before their pain becomes unbearable. Let us speak, listen and act before it is too late. 
 ***dePreventionDay StartTheConversation

07/09/2026

THE SCARS YOU CANNOT SEE CAN BE THE HARDEST TO HEAL.

Bullying can leave behind fear, shame, silence and low self-worth long after the words or actions are forgotten.

Egoqweni Empowerment Movement is creating a safe space where learners and teachers can speak, be heard and begin healing from the invisible scars of bullying.

We need your support. Sponsor or donate a ticket towards this important event.

Your contribution is more than a ticket it gives someone a seat, a voice and hope.

Sponsor a ticket. Support healing. Help us bring invisible scars into the light.

01/09/2026

Protect your seed don’t curse but allow the painful process of self development take place. #2026

01/09/2026

An Honour to Be Part of Women’s Day!

Egoqweni Empowerment Movement is truly honoured to have been invited by Arise Spiritual Temple to be part of their Women’s Day celebration.

Thank you for the invitation and for creating a space where women can come together, be empowered, encouraged and reminded of their God-given purpose.

At Mazulu Let’s arise, women!

28/08/2026

DEALING WITH THE INVISIBLE SCARS OF BULLYING
BUIL UP ACTIVITY 1

Our recent open conversation with learners revealed a deeper reality: bullying does not happen in isolation.

Many learners are growing up in challenging family environments, while teachers and parents carry multiple responsibilities. Overcrowded classrooms, limited individual attention and insufficient access to psychosocial support mean that many learners are navigating important stages of emotional, social and relationship development without consistent adult guidance.
When children are not supported to understand their emotions, regulate their behaviour, build healthy relationships and resolve conflict, unhealthy patterns can emerge and sometimes, bullying becomes part of that cycle.

This build-up activity reminded us that we cannot only ask, “Who is the bully?”
We must also ask, “What is happening around the child?”

Watch our Founding Director share what we discovered during this important conversation with learners.

Let’s move beyond punishment and start addressing the roots.
EmotionalWellness TraumaInformed HealthyRelationships

21/08/2026

On Saturday, Egoqweni Empowerment Movement had the opportunity to attend the Gqeberha Mindshift Talks 2026 an event that brought together entrepreneurs, visionaries, community leaders and working professionals, creating a space to connect, be inspired and engage with like-minded people.

As an organisation that is passionate about empowering others and creating positive change in our communities, it was a valuable opportunity to connect, learn and build meaningful relationships.
A special thank you to Lindelwa Foundation and the entire team for the opportunity and for the work you continue to do in bringing people and communities together.