Our Story of Transformation and Empowerment
Kamogelo Ya Podu was born out of lived experience. Our founder, Makgabo Lebogang Mabula, journeyed through the silent struggles of teenage motherhood, sexual abuse, and mental health challenges despite coming from a seemingly supportive background. Realizing the deep societal gaps in psycho-social support, guidance, and empowerment for teenage mothers and vulnerable youth, she transformed her pain into purpose.
Kamogelo Ya Podu provides a safe, empowering space for:
We believe no young woman or child should walk this journey alone.
To create a world where every young mother, survivor, and vulnerable youth has access to dignity, support, education, and opportunities — empowering them to break cycles of trauma and poverty and build a future of confidence and independence.
| Stakeholder | Role | Support |
|---|---|
| Beneficiaries | Teenage mothers, rape survivors, child-headed households, youth needing academic support |
| Donors & Funders | Provide financial, material, and resource support for programs |
| Corporate Partners | CSR partnerships, mentorship, skills training, sponsorship |
| Government & Social Services | Alignment with national youth and gender-based violence initiatives, referrals, policy advocacy |
| Educational Institutions | Partnerships for tutoring, bursaries, computer literacy programs |
| Mental Health Professionals | Counseling services, trauma healing workshops |
| Volunteers & Mentors | Provide skills, mentorship, and community outreach |
| Community Leaders & Faith-Based Organizations | Act as allies in awareness campaigns, community outreach, and safe spaces |
| Media & Advocacy Groups | Help raise awareness, advocate for rights, amplify stories of impact |
Your support can help us empower more young lives and create lasting change in our community.
The passionate leader behind our organization
Founder & Director
Makgabo's personal journey through adversity inspired her to create Kamogelo Ya Podu, transforming her pain into purpose for helping others.