THE WAY WE GROW TOGETHER

We establish and manage global and local sponsorships and bursary funds by creating and facilitating connections between benefactors and recipients. We offer a guided framework that instils confidence in benefactors whereby ensuring  their funds are effectively utilised.

Another area of expertise is the design and building of high quality educational facilities that guarantee a safe, secure and nurturing environment to foster the early development of children and provide a foundation for basic education.

To establish and nurture global and local partnerships with benefactors and recipients.

To ensure benefactors have confidence in the effective use of their funds.

To implement and maintain a transparent and accountable financial framework achieving a high level of satisfaction.

To promote the wellbeing and success of recipients through impactful sponsorships.

Establishing long-term partnerships that result in the sustained success and growth for both benefactors and recipients.

Jesse is applying to the Netherlands Dance Theatre for a spot in the Summer Intensive Program.

Jesse is an experienced dancer in Ballet, Comptemporary and Hip Hop and has performed on international stages like the Young Euro Classic in Berlin.

Attending this summer intensive program in the Netherlands will open many doors to the European dance companies and opportunities for her.

In order for this  to become a reality we are in the process of raising funds to cover the cost  for Jesse to attend the program.

Viviana is 18 years old student in Cape Town, South Africa, and  has been playing the piano since the age of 7. Her entire tutelage has been under the direction of Sue Paterson-Jones a very accomplished teacher in Cape Town. After completing her matric, Vivianna joined UCT Tertiary Music Department.

Born and raised in Cape Town and with her natural ability for music and the piano, Vivianna has made great strides toward her musical aspirations and goals of being a concert pianist.

Vivianna has been accepted to continue her studies at the Royal College of Music in London, but has taken a place at UCT Music Department while she tries to secure funding for her tuition at the Royal College of Music where she is due to start in August 2024.

The exchange rate  between the South Africa Rand and the UK Pound, makes it difficult for young students in South Africa to take these wonderful opportunities. International Community Empowerment steps in to bridge the gap!

International Community Empowerment facilitate a literacy program that assists a young teenage boy  to develop and improve his reading and numeracy skills. 

This young learner got lost in the school system but his curiosity to learn did not go unnoticed.

Thanks to his benefactor we are able to source a tutor and the necessary learning materials to continue the foundation learning process of teaching him to read and write.

 We have  recognised the need for  more formalised ECD Centres in the informal settlements. There are many ECD centres that fall short of the guidelines and requirements set out by government. This results in the lack of funding from government. 

With the help of our benefactors we  will be able to secure the funding to ensure that young learners reap the benefits of a conducive learning environment that fosters safe and secure early development in children.