Impact work

As an impact driven organization, we believe in total immersion in the communities in which we operate. Bagaka Has adopted two non-profit organizations in the North West Province. These organizations were selected due to an aligned impact mission of youth development and nourishment through education.

Unathi

Bagaka Group visited Unathi Community Orphans Home in Mocoseng, Phefeni section, Mafikeng. Unathi orphanage supports foster homes caring for orphaned and vulnerable children. The home currently provides care for 96 children, majority of which are impacted and affected by HIV / AIDS.

The home is open in the day time, where children are provided meals, homework support and cognitive development activities to support their development. The home is a home away from home, with the aim of alleviating dropouts due to poverty, providing phsycho social outings, kids’ club and fight against drugs abuse.

unathi

The home is run by Mrs Gertrude Gobashe who has selflessly committed her life to assisting children. The home was established mainly because there were orphans who were subjected to child labour and not attending school when foster parents were out working.

Testimonials

Unathi is a Non-profit making organization registered with the North West department of Social development, The NPO was established in 2010 with the purpose of helping many orphaned young children in Mocoseng and 5 nearby villages whom as a result of losing their parents got involved in drugs, child labour, school dropout and criminal activities. We thank Bagaka for their continued support, it really makes a difference and thank you for understanding the tribulations that our children are facing on daily basis. May the Almighty God bless you and the work of your hands, we thank you.

Regards
Gertrude Gobashe
Chairperson
082 781 5443/ 076 079 9957
Kgomotso Magonare
Secretary
073 6706 480

P L Alumni

The Firm has adopted P L Alumni (Reg No. 125-855 NPO). The objective at PL Alumni is to collaborate with Government in the cognitive development of future leaders. The Group aspires to contribute in building a South Africa that is economically enabling for all who live in it to achieve their dreams. The organisation was formed in 2013 by a group of youth from Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District who noticed that there were no educational activities that youth in the community could engage in after school, the purpose is to instill and encourage youth to understand the importance of education.

For the past seven years, the group has organized numerous community interventions including:

Annual Interschool Debate Challenges

Matric Tutoring at Schools

Mentorship programs

University Application Fee bursaries;

University Registration Bursaries

Mentorship programme

School Motivational Talks

Leadership camps

For underprivileged girls

For underprivileged boys

Bagaka has supported these programs through financial contributions and physical activations, indirectly impacting more than a 1000 youth in the past five years.