Foundation of Liberty

Foundation of Liberty This empowerment takes place through intellectual and social development which brings about positive change in their lives and our immediate communities.

Foundation of Liberty- Uplift with Excellence

Foundation of Liberty is a Non Profit Company with PBO - Sec 18A and fully B-BBEE compliant

It was found By Andile Chomwecho and Andrew Tshineva. VISION:

Uplift with excellence


MISSION:


We aim to uplift the poor communities of the Northern Cape especially JTG District, through excellence driven projects in order to fuel hope and build a better

future for all. SOCIAL STATEMENT: To provide the people in the underprivileged communities with an understanding of their value, enabling them to grow and develop to their full potential. Implementation of projects is done in conjunction with community leaders so that the community can be involved and eventually take full responsibility for the projects and assets. Our biggest appetency is creating awareness of all social ills and to build a better future for children through education and intellectual development and in doing so, building a better future for South Africa. OUR VALUES:


Respect

Integrity

Compassion

Transparent

Excellence

Unity

16 June celebration 2026Siyathemba youth centre
17/06/2026

16 June celebration 2026

Siyathemba youth centre

17/06/2026

Youth Day 2026 | Siyathemba Youth Centre

Hosted by Community Foundation of Liberty, SKEEMsaZER053 and lmvuzo consulting in partnership with Department of Sports arts and culture

June 16 reminded us why we gather.
Gamagara High School’s performance took us back to 1976, while 12 soccer teams + 8 netball teams showed what our youth can do today. Local DJs, artists & dancers kept the energy alive.

*Impact*: When we invest in our youth, Gamagara grows stronger. The Centre was full — community showed up to support, build pride, and keep the spirit of Youth Day alive.

Thank you to Gamagara Municipality, Dept of Sports, Arts & Culture for funding, Khumani Mine, and Anglo American Anglo American for sponsoring and making it possible. 🙏

Stepping where history was made 🇿🇦 Today we hiked Langberg Kev with Community Foundation of Liberty + Dept of Arts & Cul...
11/06/2026

Stepping where history was made 🇿🇦 Today we hiked Langberg Kev with Community Foundation of Liberty + Dept of Arts & Culture and . More than a climb - it was movement for our bodies, clarity for our minds, and roots for our spirits. Hiking boosted our stamina, cleared stress, and reminded us that strength lives in both muscle and memory.

Knowing the heritage of what happened here grounds us. When you walk the paths of those who came before, you carry their courage forward. This is just the build-up... 16 June loading 💚

Yesterday, Khumani Mine joined the Siyathemba Youth Centre, Community Foundation of Liberty Ambassadors, and management ...
11/06/2026

Yesterday, Khumani Mine joined the Siyathemba Youth Centre, Community Foundation of Liberty Ambassadors, and management for an engagement on the rising GBV cases in our country.

As stated by the President, GBV is a pandemic that needs to be curbed. It can’t be fought in silence — people need to talk about it, act on it, and protect one another.

Khumani Mine led a training session with our Liberty Ambassadors so they can step up as GBV Ambassadors in the community. This partnership is our commitment to turning awareness into action.

Together we’re building a community where every voice matters and every person is safe.

Today the Community Foundation of Liberty, in partnership with Gamagara Aerobics ,Khumani Athletic Club and SKEEMsaZER05...
06/06/2026

Today the Community Foundation of Liberty, in partnership with Gamagara Aerobics ,Khumani Athletic Club and SKEEMsaZER053NC hosted Marathon Run send send of the Athletics runners at Siyathenba Youth Centre. We kicked off with a 5–10km run, then kept the energy high with an aerobics session!

Events like this do more than get us moving. They:
1. Boost health - Fitness builds stronger bodies + sharper minds
2. Unite youth - Running side-by-side breaks barriers and builds teamwork
3. Inspire purpose - A healthy community is a productive community

Today the Community Foundation of Liberty hosted a vibrant Sarafina-themed dance competition at Siyathemba Youth Centre....
29/05/2026

Today the Community Foundation of Liberty hosted a vibrant Sarafina-themed dance competition at Siyathemba Youth Centre. Schools and groups from across Gamagara came together to honor the spirit of the South African uprising through movement and storytelling.

A big shoutout to:

1. Sisheng Intermediate School
2. Gamagara High School
3. Siyathemba Youth Dance Groups

The energy, creativity, and pride from every team was incredible. Congratulations to all the schools that took part and to those who came out on top — your preparation and passion showed!

Thank you to every dancer, teacher, and supporter who made today a success. You reminded us why investing in our youth matters.



Why dance competitions like this matter for youth:

1. Builds confidence & self-expression
Performing on stage helps young people find their voice and be proud of their talent, beyond just academics.

2. Teaches teamwork & discipline
Preparing for a competition means practice, coordination, and commitment. Those same skills carry over into school and life.

3. Connects them to history & identity
A Sarafina theme lets youth engage with South Africa’s struggle history in a creative way. They learn the story by living it, not just reading it.

4. Provides a positive outlet
Dance keeps youth engaged in constructive, community activities. It reduces idle time and builds a sense of belonging.

5. Strengthens community bonds
Events like this bring schools, families, and local groups together. Youth see that their community supports them.

Thank you to the Department of Sports ,arts and culture for the support and partnering

Today we hosted a boys mentor session with students from Sisheng Intermediate School at the Siyathemba youth Centre. We ...
28/05/2026

Today we hosted a boys mentor session with students from Sisheng Intermediate School at the Siyathemba youth Centre.

We had honest conversations about behavioural change and what it takes to make better choices daily. Proud of the young men who showed up, listened, and engaged.

More work ahead, but the conversations matter.

Education in Action at the Community Foundation of Liberty! 📚🔥Today was a FULL HOUSE! Our Grades 9 and 10 students showe...
26/05/2026

Education in Action at the Community Foundation of Liberty! 📚🔥

Today was a FULL HOUSE!

Our Grades 9 and 10 students showed up strong for an intensive Mathematics and Science session as part of our ongoing educational support program running from Grade 8 all the way to Grade 12.

The energy in the room was electric — pens moving, questions flying, and young minds pushing limits. This is what commitment looks like.

We’re proud to keep building momentum and giving our learners the tools, space, and support to aim higher every single week.

To our students: keep showing up. To our community: thank you for making this possible.

Community Engagement in Action at Siyathemba Youth CentreToday, GCIS hosted an important information session at the Sept...
25/05/2026

Community Engagement in Action at Siyathemba Youth Centre

Today, GCIS hosted an important information session at the September Youth Centre, in partnership with the Community Foundation of Liberty.

We were joined by key partners:
NYDA – National Youth Development Agency

R-CETA – Road Construction Education & Training Authority

IEC – Independent Electoral Commission of South Africa

Department of Justice

The session gave our youth direct access to these departments to learn about the programmes, opportunities, and support available to them.

Why this matters:

1. NYDA
shared how they fund youth programmes and youth-owned companies, opening doors for young entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses.

2. R-CETA
highlighted career and skills pathways in the construction sector, giving youth a clear route into employment and training.

3. IEC
encouraged youth to understand their voting rights and how to register and participate in democratic processes.

4. Department of Justice
spoke on access to justice and how young people can protect their rights and contribute to a fairer society.

This kind of engagement puts information directly in the hands of young people. When youth know what’s available and how to access it, they can turn opportunities into real change for themselves and their communities.

Thank you to GCIS, NYDA, R-CETA, IEC, and the Department of Justice for investing in our youth. And thank you to the Community Foundation of Liberty for hosting.

Educational Support Program Impact 2026Community Foundation of LibertyThe Community Foundation of Liberty continued its...
21/05/2026

Educational Support Program Impact 2026

Community Foundation of Liberty

The Community Foundation of Liberty continued its ongoing educational support initiative for local students. The program provides structured academic assistance outside of regular school hours, focusing on helping students strengthen their understanding and complete assignments consistently.

2. Activities & Subjects Covered

The support group has been actively working with students in core STEM subjects:

Mathematics

Problem-solving sessions, exam prep, and reinforcement of classroom concepts

Physics

Concept explanation, practical examples, and homework guidance

Science

Review of key topics, experiment explanations, and study support

Homework Assistance

Daily help with assignments across subjects to reduce backlog and build study habits

3. Impact Observed

Academic Consistency

Students are completing homework more regularly and submitting work on time, reducing last-minute stress.

Subject Confidence

Regular support in maths, physics, and science has led to noticeable improvement in participation and willingness to tackle harder problems.
Study Routine

The group format is helping students develop a consistent study routine, which carries over to independent work at home.

Peer Learning

Working in a group setting allows students to learn from each other’s questions and approaches, building collaborative skills.

4. Looking Ahead

The program will continue building on this momentum. The focus for the coming month is to track individual progress more closely and introduce targeted review sessions before upcoming school assessments.

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Paddaverter
Siyathemba
8446

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Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 15:00

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