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The Hatchet Foundation We are a wellness center that raises awareness about social issues and offers free counseling to GBV, femicide, depression, substance & child abuse victims.

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR BOARD đź’›Awareness only creates impact when people know where to turn for help.In our recent board me...
08/10/2026

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR BOARD đź’›

Awareness only creates impact when people know where to turn for help.

In our recent board member interview, Thembi Nkonyane shared an important message about the work of The Hatchet Foundation and the responsibility we all have to spread the word.

THF provides free counselling and support to individuals who may be going through difficult circumstances.

No one should feel like they have to face hardship alone.

Sometimes, making a difference starts with something simple: sharing information with someone who may need it.

đź’› Know someone who needs support? Let them know that THF is here.

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR BOARD đź’›Change takes more than one person.In our recent board member interview, Judith Buthelezi sh...
18/09/2026

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR BOARD đź’›

Change takes more than one person.

In our recent board member interview, Judith Buthelezi shared why collaboration and community involvement are so important to the work of The Hatchet Foundation.

There is still so much work to be done and real impact happens when people, organisations and communities come together to be part of that change.

At THF, we believe that every contribution matters. Whether it's your time, skills, resources, expertise or simply helping us spread the message - there is a role for everyone in creating stronger, healthier communities.

đź’› Want to work with THF?
Connect with us and be part of the work.

17/09/2026

đźš© Not every warning sign looks obvious.

Sometimes GBV can begin with behaviour that is dismissed as “jealousy,” “love,” “protection” or “just how relationships are.”

Knowing what to look out for can help you recognise unhealthy behaviour early.

Here are 5 SAFETY TIPS everyone should know. đź’›

GBV is never the fault of the person experiencing it. You deserve safety. You deserve respect. You deserve support.

🚩 Not every warning sign looks obvious.Sometimes GBV can begin with behaviour that is dismissed as “jealousy,” “love,” “...
17/09/2026

đźš© Not every warning sign looks obvious.

Sometimes GBV can begin with behaviour that is dismissed as “jealousy,” “love,” “protection” or “just how relationships are.”

Knowing what to look out for can help you recognise unhealthy behaviour early.

Here are 5 SAFETY TIPS everyone should know. đź’›

GBV is never the fault of the person experiencing it. You deserve safety. You deserve respect. You deserve support.

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR BOARD đź’›Real change doesn't happen through one person or one organisation. It happens when we all re...
11/09/2026

A FEW WORDS FROM OUR BOARD đź’›

Real change doesn't happen through one person or one organisation. It happens when we all recognise that we have a role to play.

In our recent conversation with Portia Twala, THF Board Member, she shared a simple but powerful message:

“There’s a lot of work to be done…”

And she’s right.

Creating stronger, healthier communities requires people who are willing to step forward, use their resources, share their skills and contribute where they can.

At The Hatchet Foundation, we believe change is a collective effort.

If you have the means to make a difference -go ahead and do it.đź’›

How many of these myths have you heard before?🚫 Let’s Talk About GBVIt’s time to challenge the beliefs that keep harmful...
03/09/2026

How many of these myths have you heard before?

🚫 Let’s Talk About GBV
It’s time to challenge the beliefs that keep harmful behaviour normalised.

GBV isn't just a conversation for victims and survivors. It's a conversation for all of us.

The more we understand, the better equipped we are to recognise harmful behaviour, support those affected and create safer communities.

LET'S CHANGE THE CONVERSATION!!!

GBV thrives in silence.
Awareness creates understanding.
Support creates a pathway forward.

đź’› Speak. Listen. Support.

Which myth do you think we need to challenge the most?

01/09/2026

This is where the work happens. đź’›

đź“Ť The Hatchet Foundation
Soweto, Meadowlands, Zone 10

From this space, we work to raise awareness, support communities and create access to help for individuals facing social and mental challenges.

Our Founder Portia Twala is inviting you to come visit the space that we have made for the community to feel free to express themselves and find the much needed help.

Our doors are a reminder that support can start with simply having a safe place to talk, be heard and seek help.

This is your space. Come connect with us.

Had an amazing talk with the learners at Thembalethu Primary School last Friday, 21 August🫶💟Special thanks to our key pa...
24/08/2026

Had an amazing talk with the learners at Thembalethu Primary School last Friday, 21 August🫶💟

Special thanks to our key partners Sinqonile Clinic and Thembalethu Primary School🤝🙏 video coming soon💯

We are always ready to assist, reach out to us 🙂
13/08/2026

We are always ready to assist, reach out to us 🙂

REACH OUT TODAY!Free counselling & therapy availableYou are not alone.Support is here for those affected by:• GBV & abus...
01/07/2026

REACH OUT TODAY!
Free counselling & therapy available
You are not alone.

Support is here for those affected by:
• GBV & abuse
• Depression & mental health challenges
• Substance abuse
Available in-person & online
Confidential. Safe. Accessible.

www.thehatchetfoundation.co.za / 010 229 0055

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Meadowlands

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+27608340718

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